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All Too Human

All Too Human

Von: Kala W. Hampton
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We are building the future in real time. Artificial intelligence. Data centers. New technologies. New organizations. New ways of working, learning, governing, and living. And behind all of it are choices — choices about what we build, what we optimize, what we measure, and ultimately, what kind of world we want to create.


All Too Human is a podcast about choices. Hosted by Dr. Kala W. Hampton, All Too Human explores design at the intersection of technology, infrastructure, organizations, nature, and human life. From the physical systems powering the AI revolution to the invisible systems shaping our workplaces and communities, each episode looks beneath the surface of the things we build to ask a simple question:

What are we designing, and what is it doing to us? Because the future isn't something that simply happens to us. It's by design.

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  • The future is not inevitable
    Sep 3 2026

    Behind every model, chatbot, and promise about the future is a physical system: data centers, electrical grids, water, land, transmission lines, chips, concrete, and human beings who have to build it all. After ten months away, Dr. Kala W. Hampton returns to All Too Human with a question that has become harder to ignore: What are we actually building when we build artificial intelligence?

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    45 Min.
  • I’m Tired. But We Need to Talk About the Vote at 4pm on Elon's Future, Data Centers in Space, NASA, China Winning on AI, and the Driverless Tesla that Stopped Me at Sam’s Club
    Nov 6 2025

    This one is slower and more reflective. Today’s vote on Elon Musk’s trillion-dollar pay package is about more than compensation — it’s about control, power, and who gets to shape the future of autonomy and labor. I walk through how The New York Times, The Washington Post, and The Wall Street Journal each frame the stakes, and then we zoom out: the NASA nomination that quietly re-emerged, the Blackwell chip fight, and the real possibility that China is now positioned to win the AI race. And yes — I tell the story of the driverless Tesla I saw at Sam’s Club. It’s a lot. So we’re taking our time today.

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    25 Min.
  • The Update: Elon’s Pay Package, Altman’s Cloud Deals, Karp’s War Machine | The Billionaires Cashing In on AI
    Nov 4 2025

    From trillion-dollar pay packages to billion-dollar cloud deals, the AI gold rush has officially gone imperial. Elon Musk’s Tesla investors are balking at his record-shattering payday, Sam Altman just signed a $38 billion pact with Amazon, and Palantir’s Alex Karp is turning government contracts into an AI war machine. Together, they’re cashing in on a revolution they claim is about “intelligence”—but really, it’s about control.

    In today’s episode, Kala breaks down the power plays behind the profits: why Palantir’s numbers stunned Wall Street, how Amazon’s data-center boom is remaking small-town America, and why Nvidia’s chip drama with Trump and Xi is now national-security policy. Plus, the new hierarchy of billionaires—Ellison, Bezos, Musk, Altman—whose fortunes now rise and fall with the flow of compute and energy.

    Forget the hype cycle. This is the real economy of AI—who’s building it, who’s hoarding it, and who’s quietly rewriting capitalism while the rest of us refresh our feeds.

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    18 Min.
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