
Summary of Alexander C. Karp & Nicholas W. Zamiska's The Technological Republic
Milkyway Media
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The Technological Republic (2025) by Palantir co-founder Alexander C. Karp and his deputy Nicholas W. Zamiska details Silicon Valley’s shift away from national service to consumerism, warning that neglect of the public good threatens societal stability. The tech elite was once rooted in government-backed innovation. Today, Silicon Valley prioritizes trivial apps over meaningful contributions, avoiding military collaboration amid rising global threats. Karp and Zamiska call for renewed partnerships between tech and government, emphasizing the need for AI in defense, stronger civic responsibility, and revitalized national purpose. They argue that without re-engagement in public service and shared identity, the US risks falling behind adversaries who strategically integrate technology into national strength.
Duration - 40m.
Author - Milkyway Media.
Narrator - Digital Voice Morgan G.
Published Date - Tuesday, 21 January 2025.
Copyright - © 2025 Milkyway Media ©.
Location:
United States
Description:
This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Listen now to get the main key ideas from Alexander C. Karp & Nicholas W. Zamiska's The Technological Republic The Technological Republic (2025) by Palantir co-founder Alexander C. Karp and his deputy Nicholas W. Zamiska details Silicon Valley’s shift away from national service to consumerism, warning that neglect of the public good threatens societal stability. The tech elite was once rooted in government-backed innovation. Today, Silicon Valley prioritizes trivial apps over meaningful contributions, avoiding military collaboration amid rising global threats. Karp and Zamiska call for renewed partnerships between tech and government, emphasizing the need for AI in defense, stronger civic responsibility, and revitalized national purpose. They argue that without re-engagement in public service and shared identity, the US risks falling behind adversaries who strategically integrate technology into national strength. Duration - 40m. Author - Milkyway Media. Narrator - Digital Voice Morgan G. Published Date - Tuesday, 21 January 2025. Copyright - © 2025 Milkyway Media ©.
Language:
English
Summary of Alexander C. Karp & Nicholas W. Zamiska's The Technological Republic
Duration:00:00:07
Overview
Duration:00:00:56
Silicon Valley’s Duty
Duration:00:03:40
The New Manhattan Project
Duration:00:05:22
Cowardice in the Age of Scrutiny
Duration:00:03:54
Profit Over Public Good
Duration:00:05:46
Decentralized Innovation
Duration:00:04:39
Breaking Bureaucracy
Duration:00:05:55
Founder Culture
Duration:00:04:27
National Identity
Duration:00:05:32
About the Author
Duration:00:00:31