Both are "direct" – but one tears down, the other builds up.
Some people criticize without context, without asking if it helps, without considering if they're qualified to comment.
That's not honesty. It's just noise.
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Constructive criticism versus destructive noise in tech discourse
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Radical Candor vs Harsh Criticism: The Feedback Difference
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Constructive Feedback vs Harsh Criticism in Team Communication
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Example: Harsh: "Your posts get no engagement. Everyone says your content is boring. You're wasting your time on social media." Candor: "The feature took 3 months vs 6 weeks estimated. Can you walk me through what happened? Maybe we can cut some features, reduce complexity, or
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AI Could Render Euthanasia Obsolete According to Experts
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Death remains the ultimate failure of medicine. What if AI made euthanasia obsolete? My new article, co-written with @dr_l_alexandre in Le Figaro, is now online: we explore the obsolescence of euthanasia in the age of artificial intelligence.
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AI Assistants Growing More Personal and Creating Deeper Human Attachment
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Relationships and reliance on AI:
— Rowan Cheung (@rowancheung) 27 mai 2025
Demis Hassabis thinks people may start becoming more attached to AI assistants as they increasingly get more personalized.
As they continue to become more powerful and useful, new technologies will be needed. pic.twitter.com/ZoeceXN4MjRelationships and reliance on AI: Demis Hassabis thinks people may start becoming more attached to AI assistants as they increasingly get more personalized. As they continue to become more powerful and useful, new technologies will be needed.
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Demis Hassabis on AI, Disease Cure, and Human Relationships
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Demis Hassabis is CEO of Google DeepMind, a Nobel Prize-winning scientist, and a former chess prodigy. I sat down with him to talk about: -How AI could cure all diseases
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Third-party framework proposed for AI flaw reporting accountability
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AI systems are rapidly reaching hundreds of millions, but the infrastructure to identify and fix flaws lags behind. Experts propose a new framework that allows third-party users to report flaws and monitor AI developers' responses and resolutions.
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AI and ESG: Building Sustainable Governance Intelligence
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AI, ESG, and the Future of Governance: Building Sustainable Intelligence https://
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#ArtificialIntelligence #ESG #governance #Innovation #technology @BetaMoroney @AnthonyRochand @AkwyZ @mvollmer1 @mikeflache @Shi4Tech @Khulood_Almani @PawlowskiMario @JolaBurnett -
EMPIRE OF AI: Rethinking Progress Beyond Scale
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I'm thrilled @restofworld has excerpted one of my favorite passages from EMPIRE OF AI. It's not about Sam Altman or OpenAI directly. It's about what their vision of scale is costing us—and how we could dare to dream for a different conception of progress.
