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"I've been entrepreneuring for a long time. And I have failed. When I think about why I failed, it's usually because I was building something that nobody liked." Asked about AI alignment, travis kalanick says the same lesson applies to AI: technology that doesn't serve humans ultimately won't succeed.... show more

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I have watched and listened to TK as he evolved and tested phraseology on the @theallinpod and other places. He’s impressive. He is in many ways a marketing genius. However, I think Atoms is exposing TK to a large degree of following and not leading. Manufacturing is way harder than is being represented and the VC route will demand returns that will not come in the way he projects if he is being a true industrialist.

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Phillip B. Murrayvor 2 Monaten

@DanielleFong @travisk

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dclangevor 2 Monaten

@travisk Does @facebook @instagram @tiktok_us etc. serve people? 🤔 I'd argue that it's using them more than serving them. It manipulates them to stay on the platform, and monetizes their presence.

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Sergey Litvinenkovor 2 Monaten

@travisk 💯

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Haim Bendervor 2 Monaten

@travisk didn't he make uber? dafq?

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Vikram Aroravor 2 Monaten

@travisk if people find technology useful, they will like it. If a product has AI or doesn't have AI would not matter.

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DudePMMvor 2 Monaten

@travisk Yes you developed a platform making it easier for women to be assaulted & did nothing about it.

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