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Casey MockField notes on emerging technology's impact on policy and society.
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Sinners: What the midterms mean for tech
Note: if you missed it, please check out my explainer on Meta’s whisper campaign against Jonathan Haidt.
By now, I likely don’t have to recap the results of Tuesday’s midterms for you; you know what happened. Here’s writing for :
It’s...
I’m Shocked, Shocked! A Reformed Lobbyist on Whisper Campaigns
At the outset of this post, I want to be extremely clear that the views herein are 100% my own.
After verdicts in Los Angeles and New Mexico this spring, a fresh $25 billion judgment out of New Mexico this month, and the attorney general...
Character Flaw
On Monday, CharacterAI filed for bankruptcy. It’s a story that’s much bigger than the amount of coverage it’s received would suggest; it could portend the popping of the AI bubble — perhaps equivalent to New Century Financial or even Bear S...
The Machine God Still Needs Someone to Pave the Roads in the Jungle
I come bearing some good news: despite what you may have read earnest-seeming twenty-somethings claim in the news in recent weeks, AI is not going to kill you and your family.
That large language models could kill us all is a belief that i...
The Real World: Zuck edition, and the $17B settlement
The media so far have characterized yesterday’s announcement that state attorneys general have settled with Meta for a sum of “up to” $17.1 billion as a “dramatic capitulation,” (NYT). Yet just weeks ago before the trial started, Meta had c...
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Tech & politics. Exec in Residence in Applied Ethics and Tech Policy @ Duke. Tennessee Volunteer, RPCV (Moldova), JD (Vandy), ex-Amazon lobbyist, served 2 US governors (one of each party), hobby jogger.
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