Simon Joliveau Breney

Depending on what information is censored and who you ask, censorship can take many names: content policy, moderation, content standards, safety measures, anti-disinformation, combating fake news, silencing dissent. Drawing the boundaries of acceptable speech is a political question: censorship isn’t always inherently objectionable. The underlying

It’s not just enough for me personally to be running a fast OODA loop—in a large group, everyone needs to be autonomously making frequent, high-quality, local prioritization decisions, without needing a round-trip through me. To get there, they need to be ambiently aware of:

1. what else is going on around them, so they can coordinate and update on new

Unlike social media platforms, LLM producers argue that they are producing content rather than hosting it. They do this in order to avoid copyright claims. As a result, under many legal jurisdictions, the LLM producer might be held more liable for their models’ outputs than social media platforms would be for the content created by their users.

Planning is hard because it's inherently different from other exercises your organization takes on . Rather than focusing on day-to-day execution, it requires a large number of people to think about a variety of possible futures, align on one single future, and then plot a concrete course to get there. Taking this on for your own personal goals

I used to love open worlds for, in a nutshell, being virtual environments vast enough to get thoroughly lost in with no guarantee of what I'd find. They were enveloping mysteries, tantalising horizons. Nowadays, however, I regard open worlds as chores, because they are designed so insistently, even desperately, around recurring activities and