Plausible Legibility
Dave GuarinoSystems (technical and institutional), practical knowledge, and a bit of free play.
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Taking seriously 'what if the AI gets it wrong'
Approximately half the time I post a demonstration of a capability of large language (AI) models, I receive a reply1 to the effect of:
But what if the AI gets it wrong?
So let’s take that question quite seriously! And let’s do it in a p...
Working in the open is much more valuable than I once thought
It’s time to mark to market1 a view of mine that has evolved over the past decade.
I now believe working in the open is much, more valuable — perhaps exponentially so — than I once considered it. This includes open source, working in publi...
Diagnosing government incapacity: alignment, dysregulation, capability
Now seems like a moment of reflection who work on some form of “improving government.” I see a lot of people wrestling with ideas and theories of change and where we are now. There is a lot of Discourse in and around “civic tech”, DOGE (bot...
Building a real-time state update pipeline for 370,000 SNAP recipients with AI
This is a crosspost of a write-up I did on the Propel blog about how we implemented a pipeline of monitoring the 50 state SNAP agencies’ websites for updates on the government shutdown, and piped it out to ~370,000 SNAP participants via the...
We need to start talking about an AI benefit design
A short one — and perhaps a weird one — tonight, just to get some thoughts out of my head that it’s been hard to stop thinking about lately. I am becoming increasingly afraid that we may be marching towards facing a uniquely 21st Century ma...
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