Old Harvardians gravely reasoned about the political calculus of sharing power in the service of political stability, national interest and existing players. After 2000, media, politics and public administration received two generations of social media cultists from Harvard.
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Elite fragmentation: academics versus tech entrepreneurs competing for power
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Elites often have their own specific games, which may evolve and lead them to mutually exclude and despise each other: eg. politics oriented academics vs. tech entrepreneurs. In the past, these elites shared power.
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Human-Only Social Networks: The Bot Spam Solution
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the trendlines indicate that one day this app will be overrun by hordes of bots producing low quality difficult-to-identify slop and at this point someone will be forced to build the first true Humans-Only social network. No Bots Allowed. Fingerprint Required
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Evidence-Based AI Policy Vision from HAI Scholar
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HAI Senior Research Scholar and Policy Fellow @RishiBommasani is working across disciplines to address complex questions around AI governance. Recently, he authored a Science paper, joining scholars in setting out a vision for evidence-based AI policy.
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Google’s NSFW filter blocks basic images raising ethics concerns
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Yesss just saw this, I tried but of course Google's NSFW filter blocked it For a basic pic! @OfficialLoganK
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FTC Violations: Enforcement Gaps in Tech Compliance
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It’s called an FTC violation but nobody cares about those unless they get caught
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Judicial Licensing Standards Should Match Professional Qualification Requirements
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It should not be vastly easier to become licensed as a judge than licensed as a barber
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European RL Variant Focuses on Data Protection Privacy
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Me: Did you know there's a European RL variant that focuses on data protection and privacy? Nobody: Oh, what's it called… Me: GDRPO!
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India Joins HealthAI Global Regulatory Network as Pioneer
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India joined HealthAI’s Global Regulatory Network (GRN) as a pioneer country, marking a significant step towards advancing safe and effective AI in healthcare. Here were the key takeaways from :
From this milestone collaboration between ICMR–NIRDHDS, IndiaAI & HealthAI would be: -
AI technology disproportionately harms women and children
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Comme toujours et comme ailleurs, répression contre les femmes et les enfants d'abord. https://t.co/E71DujISSS
— Olivier Rimmel 🕊️ (@OlivierRimmel) 10 septembre 2025Comme toujours et comme ailleurs, répression contre les femmes et les enfants d'abord.