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social media
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social media
“I think it's gonna change the policy debate around AI because so much of the policy debate over AI is about fighting the last set of battles around social media. Policy makers say all the time, what are you gonna do to protect kids against predators? But wait, what predators are you talking about? This is not social media.”
...around social media. Question and answer modality. It's sort of treating AI as like a form of social media. I mean, I hear policy makers say all the time, what are you gonna do to protect kids against
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Practical Framework53:17 – 53:45
“TikTok killed follower counts and changed social media distribution forever”
...know, social media was an interest not an interest graph, a social graph based on, you know, who you follow, followers counted, and that's how your content was distributed distributed mostly. So who y
7:29 / 8:03
market insight7:29 – 8:03
...social media. And we said, well, there has to be some better way. So by bringing social back to social media, by creating a space where people could talk about the 99%
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from transcript1:24 – 2:33
...media where someone creates content and and it could benefit literally anyone around the world, not just their their little community of people that they're actually friends with, but it's
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from transcript1:26:05 – 1:27:25
...media, social networking was on its head again. Yes. Oh, we're gonna talk all about it in a sec. To this point, a social network is a
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from transcript1:42:01 – 1:43:02
“He's making hate speech and other forms of misinformation online a criminal offense and removing the ability for under sixteens to use social media. But it does raise the challenge of how are you gonna prosecute, where are the free speech lines, and how is the state going to control?”
...to use social media. So other stuff that we've spoken about before. But it does then raise the challenge and the question of how are you gonna prosecute, where are the free speech lines, and how is th
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Consequences33:28 – 34:04
“AI is producing 70% of social media content and making us stupid”
...on social media, I wonder how that's gonna impact that. But here you go. This is the proof that we are actually, becoming, more stupid potentially.
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contrarian take11:48 – 12:20
“The $500 billion live shopping revolution is happening right now in America”
...media, the half $1,000,000,000,000 industry in China is now here. Is that TikTok and YouTube or is that That's TikTok shop, number one. That is whatnot, the independent app number two. That is eBay li
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market insight10:50 – 11:24
...media from social. You're already getting your social now in private in your digital living room. The town square can become something that is completely not social. Right. It's turned into this pretty interesting dual pronged approach that they now
4:21:40 / 4:22:57
from transcript4:21:40 – 4:22:57
...Twitter social media. Like, I understand that. What does it imply? As you dig into it and and really understand like, okay, it means basically everyone is a citizen journalist and it won't just be for this in this short form capacity. Of course, you
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from transcript37:16 – 38:37
...social media or almost like user generated media pivoted into Google space. Yeah. This was, you know, the big denouement to our meta episode last fall was, hey. Social networking such as the conception of it existed in the mid two thousands and twent
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from transcript1:27:45 – 1:28:51
“Social media should be regulated like drugs - tech founder's bold take”
I think it's just it should be treated the same way as a drug to be, like because it is a drug. And so that is for me a a big, no go. You can use devices. You can use screens. You can play games withi
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contrarian take41:41 – 42:18
spreads customer deposits across a network of over 200 banks, therefore multiplying the level of FDIC insurance coverage and limiting the risk of any single point of failure. Think of it like a high yield savings account that actually pays a high yie
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from transcript2:12 – 3:23
...is socially acceptable in a way that a cold text is not. Sending them a funny reel you found in feed or more recently, notes. Notes are basically aim status, but better looking at the top of the inbox. Anybody above 20, like, doesn't use them very mu
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from transcript20:19 – 22:18
...social media companies started in a different quadrant, and they're all competing across all quadrants now. It it seems, yeah, social networks in in general, but we also might have have shifted from, you know, primarily or mostly, you know, friend to
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from transcript12:01 – 13:10
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