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In this episode of Builders of the Broken Bazaar, Dr Tabish Zaman speaks with Paul Biggar — founder of CircleCI and DarkLang, and co-founder of Tech for Palestine — a leading voice challenging the myth of “neutral” technology.
From inside Silicon Valley’s inner circle to the frontlines of digital justice, Paul unpacks the uncomfortable truths about the industry that claims to build the future.
Together, they explore:
• Why “tech is neutral” was always a lie
• How Silicon Valley’s gatekeepers shape inequality and global politics
• Why founders are rewarded for silence — and punished for moral clarity
• What Israel’s genocide revealed about the tech industry’s complicity
• How Tech for Palestine is he ...
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entrepreneurshiphuman rightsBuilders of the Broken Bazaarglobal inequalityinclusive innovationSilicon Valleytech industryventure capitaltech ethicstechnology and powerstartup cultureextractive capitalismdigital rightsTech for PalestinePaul BiggarCircleCIDarkLangGazaPalestinetech justicepolitical neutralitysystems of powerdigital inequalitysocial impactmigration and technologyinnovation and justicedecolonising technologydigital surveillancemisinformationtech critiquebroken systemssocial changeDr Tabish Zamantech activismmoral leadershipcritical technologytechnology and society
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