I work on Internet text boxes with mixed results. Examples include: Blogger, Google, Twitter, Obvious, Medium, the Obama White House.
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The thing is ... I love this site. It's the most favorite thing I've ever worked on. I wrote this almost the same week I started working on Twitter (then Obvious 1.0). Despite everything I still believe it. And I still believe no matter what the dream won't die here.
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So it’s not as tho open standards and industry coordination are absent in the history of making flight safer. Particularly with respect to public reporting on incidents and definition of standards which the video highlights in a way that I think is super useful and correct.
But the example of flight, in particular, shows that both safety and consumer confidence require building on top of a regulatory floor.
Open Alignment will be 🔥🔥🔥 (sound on)!
Flying began as one of the most dangerous ways to travel, today it's the safest. It's time to build!
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We’re gonna see a level of auditless, hard to revoke account compromise the likes of which you’ve never seen!
Fixing login seems like the next hurdle for agents like muse/instinct. find myself fighting with a lot of passwords / 2FA / passkey situations.
would want an agent to take over the cookie/session store in one of my local machines and use it for communicating with online services when possible.
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It’s absurd that we have folks literally on the payroll of Meta and A16Z talking about how well-funded the AI safety community is while touting the obviously self-interested takes of NVIDIA’s CEO.
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"But the people saying this are weirdos" is a bad counter to any argument. In the context of AI it's outright baffling.
The Tech Model Railroad Club was weird. The phone phreaks were weird. The Homebrew Computer Club was weird. Stallman and the crew at MIT AI lab were weird.
Bell Labs guys wore suits but they were still plenty weird. Whole Earth Catalog and the WELL were weird. ~All of Usenet was weirdos.
If there's a single industry that should understand the value of weird subcultures and personalities in driving innovation and developing important new ideas, it's computing!
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No one knows how fast AI will change work, and that uncertainty is the reason to plan now. I’m grateful to see Sen Kelly introduce this bill to put support in place before the disruption arrives.
When I flew off aircraft carriers and launched into space, we fixed problems before people got hurt. That's why I'm introducing the Make AI Work for Americans Act, which taxes the companies benefiting the most from AI and uses that money to invest in workers and give them more opportunities.
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Way too little attention has been paid to the politics of Mathias Döpfner, the CEO of Axel Springer. He's gives awards to Thiel. Demands employees support Israel. Weird soft peddling of the AfD. Heard @campbellclaret cover this well on a recent episode.
Bari Weiss just finished speaking at a ceremony in Berlin ahead of Peter Thiel being awarded the Axel Springer 2026 Award. (Sorry for the poor video quality.)
Weiss listed out some of her differences with Thiel. Among them: "And of course there's a difference in our attitude, at least sometimes, toward the press, and to the vital role that it plays in maintaining a liberal democracy. I view it as essential. It's my life's work. I see it as an instrument of liberty. And as an engine of progress that deserves to be in invested in and perfected."
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OpenAI friends, it’s not too late to call on Greg Brockman to cancel his commitment to Leading the Future.
You have more leverage than anyone here.
I suspect a huge story that’s not being told right now is a likely hidden conflict between OpenAI and Andreessen Horowitz.
Journalists need to be asking if Greg Brockman is going to fulfill his pledge to @LeadingFutureAI.
They need to ask if Sam is okay that LTF surrogates like @NathanLeamerDC are now constantly bashing him and OAI, who they have admitted to working for.
Either there is a major cleavage opening up here or it’s all a ruse. Both would be extremely important and newsworthy!
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- Jason @Goldman, Former Chief Digital Officer for President @BarackObama & Silicon Valley veteran
- @GHadfield, @JohnsHopkins Distinguished Professor of AI Alignment & Governance
- Alondra Nelson, Former Acting @WHOSTP Director for President @JoeBiden
- Rob Reich, @Stanford Professor focused on Frontier Science & Technology Governance
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Very excited to work on this important project - feels very aligned with the California ethos to lead the way gov.ca.gov/2026/09/23/govern…
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My new piece in @newrepublic: On AI, federal preemption will be what NAFTA was for globalization – a voter litmus test on who reached for water and who reached for gas when their jobs and communities were on fire.
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The GOP is going to cut bait in GA and NC
Also in the newsletter: The Senate Leadership Fund is reshuffling some of its advertising in Georgia’s U.S. Senate race, canceling about $522,000 in reservations boosting Republican U.S. Rep. Mike Collins in recent days. It says the move is part of a routine rebalancing of its buys to maximize viewership, not a retreat from the Republican nominee. #gapol
ajc.com/politics/2026/09/chu…
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Creative to use a signal chat with Jeffrey Goldberg for this
Scoop: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's proposed AI safety "notification mechanism" is simpler than that moniker suggests: It's an open channel between him and Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng, four people familiar told me, @PhelimKine and @_AriHawkins. politico.com/news/2026/09/22…
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