Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong reposted a thread warning against propaganda, noting that 76% of reposts on a key AI policy discussion came from foreign accounts.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong reposted a thread warning against propaganda, noting that 76% of reposts on a key AI policy discussion came from foreign accounts. The original thread by @FutureJurvetson highlighted that a post by Coxon from Anthropic, which sparked urgency over AI regulation, received 165 million views, with India and Indonesia being the top two foreign countries amplifying it.
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