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The people selling the AI revolution are cashing out billions while ordinary investors are left holding the bag and hoping the hype keeps paying off.
The people selling the AI revolution are cashing out billions while ordinary investors are left holding the bag and hoping the hype keeps paying off.... - wilfredtr...
Never neutral. Any one who has used ai who has linguistic training sees and hears the makers values and presuppositions in its answers. And in it's FOLLOW UP QUESTIONS. Managers have always treated their employees as things to optimize.... Transcript from Eric Ries AMA: Trustworthiness Is the Most Underrated Asset in Business
A live recorded conversation on UpTrust between Pete Michaud and Eric Ries. Watch the recording or see the original AMA post, where the live questions came from. The Mistake Frankenstein Makes with His Monster [00:00:00] Pete Michaud: Hey there, Eric. Thank you for being here.... That is not necessarily true. It is for many companies, but owners (not publicly-traded companies) can choose to put purpose before profits or to find a balance of the two. As it happens, I've literally written a book telling people how to do that.... I'm not sure I resonate with the idea of a negative response, in equanimity I don't evaluate the world based on good and bad. If someone has a bad time of my missive "I love you" it's for me an indication that we may not be aligned to work together.... - luxurytravel...
You didn't book, but I wonder how many did? You did your due diligence where I fear most people might not... it's rather worrying and undermines those who are striving to be more authentic and transparent.... Read the full post When you say relative do you mean absolute dollars or percentage of income, or? I think judge "fairness" based on relative cost: if Ghibli's big enough then they can afford to miss out on millions of dollars, but it's not okay if the same thing happens to a broke studio.... I also wonder about this. My sense is that there's a limit to how much a high-leverage individual (like a CEO) "deserves" to be compensated for the outcomes of their actions.... - sness...
I have a lot of sadness about this thing too. My husband Geof made an interesting comment on it - I was tempted to blame only ABP and the landlord, but he pointed out that Crux must not have advocated for a right of first refusal or other protection in their lease.... I feel some kinship and relief here as you talk about welcoming liability and regulation where it seems valid and useful! Thanks for reading and sharing about all this!
How does "Anderson v TikTok/ByteDance" relate to UpTrust?
(continued from the Uptrust slack) Links: https://www.thebignewsletter.com/p/judges-rule-big-techs-free-ride-on Hacker News discussion This stuff was hard for me to make sense of. I think writing about it here has helped....