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Andy Hall
@ahall_research
Building free systems. Prof @StanfordGSB, Senior Fellow @HooverInst. Advisor, @a16zcrypto, @ByForumAI. Writing at freesystems.substack.com
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    Andy Hall
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    May 13
    My new research piece: what the politics of jobless prosperity might look like in an AGI world, why the real political backlash to AI hasn’t started yet, and how the labs should prepare. 1. The backlash to AI isn’t here yet. There is anxiety among American voters, but there is
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    Andy Hall
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    Aug 9
    Absolutely — the competition to influence how LLMs answer political questions will be fierce, and highly adversarial. Labs will need to develop methods, probably opaque so that they can’t be directly gamed, to separate good content from bad, much as Google has had to do over
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    Aug 8
    there’s a real asymmetry here those who allow their information to be freely consumed by ai will in turn have that information spread much further than those who wall themselves off, so the internet increasingly becomes this information maze where what the machines can see starts
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    Andy Hall
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    Aug 8
    AI is becoming voters' go-to source for advice, yet lacks access to many important sources of news and information that voters would benefit from. I don't claim to know the solution, but here are some ideas people have floated: 1. Licensing. Labs pay news source for this
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    Aug 7
    Stanford Prof. Andy Hall on why every AI model tells Japanese voters to vote for the Communist Party: "We've been auditing the models on how they make voting recommendations, and in Japan they love the Communist Party. The Communist Party is a complete fringe party in Japan."
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