Wtpdamik
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Brian Armstrong
@barmstrong
Great talk by NiklasAnzinger.twitter on crypto cities https://t.co/eMLrWIzqNm
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nicholas 🧨
@nicholas
people often believe what they are told
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Wtpdamik
@wtpdamik
Odpoczynek też ważny
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luc -- q/dau
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Big day for defi - Morpho raised from the best *generalist* fintech VC out there couple of important points: - the team has achieved one of the most impressive app -> platform transformation: anyone can permissionlessly build a lending market on Morpho - that enables incredibly profitable businesses built on top of Morpho, managing vaults like @re7 - Ribbit investing is a great testament to Morpho's ambition that go well beyond crypto we're glad to participate in this round, as we have since day one!
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Vitalik Buterin
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One way to look at the possible effects of deepfakes in politics is to look at "shallow fakes" that have been possible for a long time. For example, this screenshot purporting to be a "you're free to say whatever nasty stuff you want" whitelist for twitter. I actually have no idea if this is real or fake, but there definitely are some people who are treating it as real, imo without sufficient evidence. And yet, the effects of things like this are pretty bounded. This feels like a plausible outcome for deepfakes in politics. The smart people know not to trust a politician's statements without confirmation on official channels, and less smart people get tricked, as they do today with shallow fakes. If something fake goes viral, Community Notes can help on the margin in making it clear that it's fake. Most normies don't actually look at this stuff in real time, and so the effect ends up not too bad. This is the strongest case for not being too worried. The place where I am *more* worried about deepfakes is...
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