This is kind of hilarious if true A billion dollars isn’t cool. You know what’s cool? Optimizing Instagram Reels to be ever more enticing to the eyeballs

Signing the full Codes: Microsoft, OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Mistral, Cohere Signing just 'Safety', not 'Copyright' or 'Transparency': xAI Signing none: Meta

Mark seems to think it's important whether Meta *directs* superintelligence toward mass automation of work This is not correct; if you "bring personal superintelligence to everyone" (including business-owners), they will personally choose to automate others' work, if they can

Mark Zuckerberg giving Gentle Singularity vibes

How do OpenAI's Chief Economist and COO expect AI to impact jobs and the economy? I transcribed OpenAI's recent podcast episode so you can read along

OpenAI claims that yes AI will eliminate some jobs, but some new jobs will be created too I'd like to see their estimates of these. How many new jobs are we talking?

Some personal news: Since leaving OpenAI, I’ve been writing publicly about how to build an AI future that’s actually exciting: avoiding the worst risks and building an actually good future. I’m excited to continue this work as a fellow of the Roots of Progress Institute.

🆕 blog post! My job involves funding projects aimed at preventing catastrophic risks from transformative AI. Over the two years I’ve been doing this, I’ve noticed a number of projects that I wish more people would work on. So here’s my attempt at fleshing out ten of them. 🧵

This is very important work. IMO the most under-explored AI policy idea is supply-chain security and traceability, which seems like it might become critical to making statements about models’ security properties.

It's trendy for politicians to show off extremely short timelines. In the UK, this is especially curious given (a) the Secretary of State for technology is one of them and (b) with a few notable exceptions, the UK is behaving as if AGI is centuries away Link below 🇬🇧