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News should be economically sustainable, differentiated, adaptable, personally relevant and truly accessible to everybody. Computers can help.

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@StructStories
StructuredStories
1 year
How will AI reshape the information ecosystem?. Earlier in 2024 I worked with Shuwei Fang & @OpenSociety to apply scenario planning to that question, collecting scenarios from ~900 people & testing them in a 60-person workshop. This report is the result.
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opensocietyfoundations.org
The AI in Journalism Futures project seeks to broaden and deepen the conversation about AI’s potential impact on journalism and civic information around the world
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RT @aryehazan: as opposed to human brains, which have direct access to Platonic reservoirs of novel truths.
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Super valuable. .
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elvis
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Comprehensive Taxonomy of LLM Hallucinations. Nice report covering common hallucinations, root causes, and mitigation strategies.
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So far @DKokotajlo's AI 2027 is right on track . .
@OwainEvans_UK
Owain Evans
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New paper & surprising result. LLMs transmit traits to other models via hidden signals in data. Datasets consisting only of 3-digit numbers can transmit a love for owls, or evil tendencies. 🧵
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RT @jonathanstray: I'm an applied epistemologist. I try to understand how the philosophy of knowing things translates into truth-seeking in….
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20 yrs ago I was stunned by @JeffCHawkins book ‘On Intelligence’ & its hierarchical AI. To me it was a credible path to AGI – more plausible than AI ‘emerging’ from NNs. This new work from @Sapient_Int shows fascinating results from a similar approach.
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Some deep culture shifts behind this.
@realmadhuguru
Madhu Guru
7 days
At @Google, we are moving from a writing‑first culture to a building‑first one. Writing was a proxy for clear thinking, optimized for scarce eng resources and long dev cycles - you had to get it right before you built. Now, when time to vibe-code prototype ≈ time to write PRD,.
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It certainly seems that we're on the way to Google Zero, or at least to Google 'so-little-traffic-that-it-doesn't-really-matter'.
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pewresearch.org
In a March 2025 analysis, Google users who encountered an AI summary were less likely to click on links to other websites than users who did not see one.
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RT @DKThomp: Yes. Writing is not a second thing that happens after thinking. The act of writing is an act of thinking. Writing *is* think….
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RT @tekbog: a day in a life of an AI engineer
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An OpenAI researcher building anticipation for GPT-5. This will be a big moment for AI, either way. If GPT5 is kinda like Grok4 that will suggest we've maybe plateaued a bit. If it's a big step forward then all bets are off and we'll all need to reset. Again. .
@ItsTKai
Tristan
20 days
We’re still in the “before” phase. That won’t be true for much longer. Hot AI Summer.
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RT @yoheinakajima: oh, you’re into AI? then tell me about…. GPT, Claude, Gemini, LLaMA, Mistral, Mixtral, Grok, DeepSeek.Kimi, Qwen, Ernie,….
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Intelligence will be a cheap commodity. Memories will be priceless.
@garrytan
Garry Tan
24 days
Agents without memory of me and what I care about and all the context around me are just not as useful. We are so early it is not yet table stakes but it will be.
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700 lbs per day, for a motivated woodchuck. Less than I thought. .
@farzyness
Farzad
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RT @cIass_man: there's a caste in american society that consumes as much blue-chip media (nyt, new yorker, npr) as possible and then quizze….
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Covid constituted a “stress test” that “the central truth-seeking departments of liberal democracy: journalism, science & universities” frequently flunked. Trust is earned. Or not. (see also Tapper & Thompson's 'Original Sin').
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washingtonpost.com
A new book on the pandemic response dissects how U.S. institutions badly failed the test.
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Working with experts to achieve goals is hard.
@emollick
Ethan Mollick
26 days
Unless and until agents really do work at expert level, the benefits of AI use are going to be contingent on the skills of the AI user, the jagged abilities of the AI you use, the process into which you integrate use, the experience you have with the AI system & the task itself.
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The insane rate of progress in AI often overshadows the even more insane rate of progress in deployed solar and wind. The lack of media coverage of this profound revolution in energy is truly weird, but @billmckibben's review here is authoritative.
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newyorker.com
In the past two years, without much notice, solar power has begun to truly transform the world’s energy system.
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AI 2027 is still the most plausible description of the potential emergence of AGI I've seen, but the AI Futures team says more likely AI 2029 or AI 2031. I also think they may under-estimate diffusion friction, even for AGI. @sama's "we get AGI & nothing changes" rings truer. .
@DKokotajlo
Daniel Kokotajlo
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@jonst0kes So it seems you think we are wrong about timelines. That's reasonable. I'm currently at 50% by end of 2028, others on the team are a few years later. What are your timelines? Also, I assume you think we are wrong about more than just timelines, otherwise you wouldn't answer at.
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I'm seeing this a lot at news organizations. Also, 'human-in-the-loop' isn't as absolute as it was a year or two ago. .
@maxwelltani
Max Tani
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Axios is changing  its editorial policies to be more friendly to AI use. In a recent note to staff, Axios said it was revising its AI language. "The new language replaces our original framing which was centered on how everything we do 'will be written or produced by a real.
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