generative AI, twitter, what you look for

 

Lex Fridman

@lexfridman

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2h

If you look for a reason to hate a person, eventually you'll find it. If you look for a reason to celebrate a person, eventually you'll find it. The former leads to resentment and destructive cynicism. The latter leads to happiness and growth for you and for those you celebrate.

Mike Tetrault

@mikeybob03

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15h

I firmly believe that churches should make their budgets and finances 100% public, every penny received and spent. Especially in larger congregations, I imagine less than 5% of churchgoers can accurately guess how much of their giving goes towards audio/visual and music.

Liz Wheeler

@Liz_Wheeler

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5h

So Twitter operatives after colluding with FBI/DHS censored what info YOU were allowed to see & which candidates YOU were allowed to hear from. Now they’re gaslighting you into thinking

@elonmusk

is dangerous for revealing this. Tells ya all you need to know about Democrats.

often uncommon 

@oftenuncommon

"Wokeness" exploits the kindness of people through weaponized empathy, rejection of merit and achievement, and identity essentialism.

Glenn Greenwald

@ggreenwald

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4h

If you regard yourself as a "journalist" and see these revelations as either trivial or positive -- meaning that you think the state of affairs revealed here is either meaningless or (more likely) encouraging -- you're nothing more than a partisan authoritarian. No way around it.

Scott Adams

@ScottAdamsSays

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8h

Have the TwitterFiles revealed any bad intentions within Twitter? To me it looks like the employees suffered from narrative poisoning and believed they were making the country a better place. And I don't think they broke any laws.

david friedberg

@friedberg

i think what some predictors have wrong about generative AI is the expectation that it will create content in its current one-to-many form - one movie, one piece of music, a book, consumed by many...