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Moyerman I also think that there's a huge amount of fear spread around these large platforms of AI, and somehow that fear spreads, and I can see why: they're almost ridiculously large in size. Understand? But one of the things that I think would help is if the whole community had a better understanding of how their actions actually affect the way we think about how these algorithms work. So I talked to someone a long time ago, and they argued with me, and they said, you know, I don't trust AI decisions. I don't trust these machine learning decisions.

I'd rather have someone involved. I said, I actually trust AI decisions more than human decisions. They said: how AI works. I was like, this is why. As a nerd, I think I probably know more about how algorithms work than most people do about how the WhatsApp Number List human brain works. So I think it's a bad decision for other people to learn more about what they're doing on all these platforms, click I want to report something; it's a bad decision. I would like to call out how much of an impact this can have. The more capable they are of providing accurate, sufficient data.



The more they will be able to proactively make decisions for us in this vast world. I think it's like people voting, right? People will say, what is voting? Why is this important? But when everyone comes together, you actually have a say in the outcome of these big decisions. : I love the metaphor of voting: We come together, we vote, we make change happen. So we usually vote anonymously, and we fundamentally trust the system otherwise.