Lisa Kaplan

I don’t think I use this enough to have algorithmic relevance, but we just launched our SaaS platform and I’m so stupid proud of our team: https://www.alethea.com/post/alethea-announces-the-launch-of-artemis

Call me old fashioned but as a taxpayer I actually do want the government to flag psyops from adversarial nations

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/07/04/business/federal-judge-biden-social-media.html

I’ve been on Bluesky for two weeks.

So, inevitably, I wrote about why Bluesky is so much better than Twitter.

https://open.substack.com/pub/davekarpf/p/bluesky-is-just-twitter-without-the?r=eeyg&utm_medium=ios&utm_campaign=post

/2…if you were genuinely a free speech supporter, instead of just paying lip service, you’d be transparent about it. You’d put up an explanation “Turkey has required us to censor all pre-election posts by the dictator’s opponents just before the election ….”

Weekend off from it all

Agree! I think that’s going to happen across industries because of consumers AND talent. My hypothesis is that generative AI will turn every company into a data company — and people will only work with / for companies that reflect their values around data.

Maybe I’m an optimist but I think we’re at a tipping point. With huge commercial applications for AI — employees still have to feel comfortable with their employers business practices and consumers are going to want to know their data is safe. More will be revealed in the coming years!

Ethical AI could be a core brand differentiator. I think we’ll see consumers demand it.

I think I check Bluesky more than Twitter now.

Come work with Alethea! We don’t have a corporate Bluesky yet but we have interesting work to do, a fun team, and lots of bagels!

https://boards.greenhouse.io/alethea/jobs/4733264004

Honestly, Wizard of Oz. Never trust the weather.