I wrote an oped in @FT
. My goal isn't to defend or to diminish memecoins. It’s to point out the backward incentives of a regulatory regime in the US that lets only memecoins thrive — while companies and tokens with more productive uses face hurdles.
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US Regulatory Incentives Favor Memecoins Over Productive Tokens
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Government and Corporate AI Governance Cannot Be Separated
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Yes. Governments' and corporations' approach. They cannot be separated now.
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Open Sourced GPT-4 Models Risk Unanticipated Good Bad Effects
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As a reminder, GPT-4 class models out-innovate and out-persuade the average human. An open sourced model of that power is going to lead to lots of unanticipated effects, good and bad.
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Protecting Client Data and High Risk AI Use Cases
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We work with clients and want to protect their (and our) data, high risk use cases, etc
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Transparency in Proprietary AI LLMs for Military Robotics Systems
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A reason why we need transparency in proprietary AI LLMs. It’s highly probable that these or similar robotic systems embedded with AI decision making capabilities will be deployed by the military within the next decade. Rigorous, independent testing on the #AI side would be a
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Concentration Problem Solutions in AI Technology
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Yes. And let's be clear, that kind of concentration is a problem. But it's not a problem that is solved by such "solutions."
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Telegram Security Claims and Infrastructure Vulnerabilities Analysis
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We saw xz go down. And heartbleed. So ofc I'm not saying that. I'm saying I read this as a muddled story meant to cast doubt in an interview where Durov (falsely) flexes Telegram's privacy virtues. As for US Big Tech, IIUC Telegram uses AWS and GCP (probably others).
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Telegram Privacy Concerns: Critique of Limited Encryption Options
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This is cope from a guy on a fundraising tour who knows targeting ACTUALLY private apps would make Telegram look bad (Telegram has horrible privacy–offering an opt-in setting only for 1:1 conversations) so instead of saying it w his chest he sows doubt via innuendo. IMHO.
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Fighting for Privacy and Free Expression in Tech
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I've been actually fighting for privacy and free expression since before the iPhone existed and it's mildly fun to see randos who post vibes-based takes claiming otherwise get hit with the mountain of receipts and fade into the bushes like Homer
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AI Regulations: Staying Ahead of Compliance Requirements
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AI regulations are coming. How will your organization remain ahead of the compliance curve?
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