Boycott OpenAI. They literally want the right to kill you.
ETHICS
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European founders losing ambition to political influence and money
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It's crazy to me that you made it your life's mission to suck the ambition and passion out of european founders for a few bucks from MAGA freaks. Especially as european yourself this is just sad. It's basically the political equivalent of sex workers doing role playing. But
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GPT-5.4 Time-Horizon Analysis with Reward Hack Methodology
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We ran GPT-5.4 (xhigh) on our tasks. Its time-horizon depends greatly on our treatment of reward hacks: the point estimate would be 5.7hrs (95% CI of 3hrs to 13.5hrs) under our standard methodology, but 13hrs (95% CI of 5hrs to 74hrs) if we allow reward hacks.
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Silicon Valley’s Critique on Tech Giants Manipulating Search Neutrality
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I've had @SiliconHBO playing in the background this week and a scene from Season 3 hits differently 12 years later: An engineer's reply when Gavin Belson demands Hooli rid negative search results about itself. "Are you suggesting we alter the fundamental neutrality of the Hooli
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OpenAI’s Claims About AI Benefiting Humanity Examined
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Everything you need to know about “Open”AI’s claims to be working on AI “for the benefit of humanity”.
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Company conducts optimized questionnaire for consciousness upload fidelity
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No the company physically gets you to come in, sits you down and asks you a precise set of maximally informative questions specifically designed for the best upload fidelity.
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China’s Content Moderation Red Lines and Digital Surveillance
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I wonder where the red lines are for getting invited for tea. Do they keep track of everyone with subversive sarcastic comments or do they just take down the video down? A friend in Shanghai was locked out of WeChat for a week after sharing a Les Miserables song during covid.
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AI Autonomy: Why Supervision Remains Essential for Safety
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Agent AI can execute tasks on its own, but giving it financial control or full autonomy can lead to unexpected actions you didn’t plan for. Until it’s more reliable, the smartest move is to keep AI supervised while it works so you stay in control. pic.twitter.com/ksNjbsOpkZ
— Satya Mallick (@LearnOpenCV) 10 avril 2026Agent AI can execute tasks on its own, but giving it financial control or full autonomy can lead to unexpected actions you didn’t plan for. Until it’s more reliable, the smartest move is to keep AI supervised while it works so you stay in control.
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Twitter’s Broken Superpowers: Credibility and Velocity in Crisis
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Twitter used to have two superpowers: velocity and credibility.
Retweets meant something is credible. Speed meant it’s urgent and important. But both are sadly broken now. A viral post today could be AI-generated, a conspiracy, or pure fiction – just riding on the dopamine of -
Human Capital and AI Leadership: Policy and Talent Access
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Access to talent is becoming a national strategic factor shaped by policy choices as much as market dynamics. In this context, treating human capital as a core asset guides decisions on skills and mobility, as AI leadership depends on where expertise grows. Microblog @antgrasso
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