So many stores shuttered in downtown SF. Feels post-apocalyptic.
@elonmusk
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Ending Censorship: AI Narrative Control and Fact-Checking
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Ending censorship in guise of virtue, handing control of the narrative to the people and actually accurate fact-checking are essential goals. Naturally, those who used to control the narrative and censored views they disliked are less than thrilled. How tragic.
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Recommendations Algorithm Team Releases Over 1M Lines Code
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Nice work by the recommendations algorithm team! As always, changes will be open source. So far, over 1M lines of code have been uploaded to our GitHub repository.
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Community Notes: Decentralized Approach to Combat Disinformation
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The power of @CommunityNotes to combat actual disinformation is incredible. At its core, it requires people with diverse viewpoints to agree that a note is valid before it is shown. Very hard to game and fully open source.
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University President Nearly Fired for Liking AI-Related Tweets
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So the president of a university, which is supposed to be a bastion of freedom of expression, was almost fired for liking factually correct tweets!? That is seriously messed up. The board of trustees should hang their heads in shame and apologize!
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Fed Relies on Stale Data for Economic Decision Making
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The Fed is making decisions using stale data. This is like driving a car while looking out the rear window – fine when the road is straight, but destined to crash when road is winding.
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Maximizing Civilization’s Net Happiness Over Time
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There will always be sadness. What matters – I think – is maximizing cumulative civilizational net happiness over time.
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Thomas Jefferson University CEO Board Criticized Over AI Decision
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This is absurd. Shame on the CEO and board of trustees of Thomas Jefferson University!