Alex Libre
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Alex Libre
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Life 3.0: Being Human in the Age of Artificial Intelligence a book by Max Tegmark
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David Grann Part 2: Craft wisdom and breaking into narrative nonfiction | Nieman Storyboard
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This may have actually changed my mind about something pretty important. Very interesting take. I almost dismissed it immediately, too, which would have been a mistake.
the future—where almost everyone lives and where almost all potential for joy and misery lies—
William MacAskill • What We Owe the Future
björk said that trying to communicate through talking feels like trying to put the ocean through a straw
One of the founding principles of Reddit was that it be a real place cultivated by real people instead of a fake place manicured by editors and other gatekeepers. Reddit is not a social media platform optimized for self-display; it is a community that rewards candor and honest advice. This is why millions of people trust Reddit for everything from... See more
KG • Anthology #1: Reddit
Looking around, it’s easy to be disheartened about people and the state of the world, but on Reddit I have experienced the opposite: people naturally create community, and they are smarter, funnier, and more helpful and caring than I think we often give them credit for.
And this is not because our users are some special subset of humanity. They’re... See more
And this is not because our users are some special subset of humanity. They’re... See more
KG • Anthology #1: Reddit
In 2023, AI must absorb an influx of tourists – thin GPT wrappers, MBA tweet threads about AI trends, LinkedIn bios changing from #crypto to #AI. Genuine technologists will join the development effort, but filtering out negative human capital is challenging.
Undoubtedly, more builders are needed to apply and productionize the latest technologies,
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