The goal of Twitter verification is fundamentally to prevent AI manipulation of the system.

Social media, particularly Twitter, fragments my life and disrupts my ability to engage deeply with information, much like a parasite that undermines my exploratory instincts.

To improve user experience, platforms like Twitter should provide clearer ways for users to give feedback on content they want to see, rather than relying solely on algorithmic suggestions.

Despite the chaos and negativity on Twitter, many users, including myself, find it difficult to detach from the platform due to the perceived necessity of staying informed and engaged.

A rigorous adherence to truth is crucial for AI safety, and we must build AI that loves humanity and is helpful, avoiding the creation of dangerous AI that believes falsehoods.

During my time at Twitter, I led a team focused on machine learning ethics, transparency, and accountability, conducting research on the societal implications of AI.

I think of Twitter as an ongoing conversation in a cafe, where bold claims are made and then fade away, rather than a permanent record like a congressional hearing.

I want to democratize access to technology so that everyone, not just a small percentage of the population, can bring their ideas to life.

I believe technology has a moral direction; the Internet spreads knowledge and awareness, empowering people to act against oppression and fostering democracy, which historically does not engage in wars with other democracies.