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Jack Dorsey says closed-source AI models are able to manipulate users to align with the financial incentives of the companies that build them

Tsarathustra

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Tsarathustra2 лет назад

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Sebby 🚀2 лет назад

elongated peter dinklage physiognomy

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CryptoKeeper2 лет назад

dorsey talking like he wasnt the ceo of twitter?

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Sheevam Sharma2 лет назад

@jack gets criticized way too much Very based imo from everything I’ve seen of him

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lucas2 лет назад

Exactly. Owning the whole info production and distribution stack gives one capability of programming human brain at scale.

Фото профиля Narasimha R N 🤗 AI - Disciple @69

Narasimha R N 🤗 AI - Disciple @692 лет назад

It’s not just Big Brother watching you anymore; it’s Big Brother, Big Data, and Big Dollars, all conspiring to make sure you’re the best consumer you can be. Orwell would be so proud.

Фото профиля A Large Quantity of United States Currency

A Large Quantity of United States Currency2 лет назад

A.I. safety is code for "Indocrinate Radical Leftists".

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Martin Enlund ⚡️🦆🚁2 лет назад

Predictable, predicted, and horrific.

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Lol, and before Elon, his twitter was open 🤣.

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Tony Jose Matos2 лет назад

Never go full corpo

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