Every country is pushing narratives onto the internet, and language models have significantly reduced the cost of producing intelligent-sounding content.

We're in a period of high uncertainty regarding the evolution of AI model capabilities, particularly in multimodality, which will continue to improve.

The evolution of language models, particularly with the introduction of GPT-3, has demonstrated a significant leap in their ability to perform language tasks, even though they do not possess real-world knowledge.

In the current landscape, social media has become a powerful tool for both spreading false narratives and revealing truths, creating a complex environment for public discourse.

The early days of AI development were marked by skepticism about the viability of language models, but persistence in technology has proven their value.

We must recognize that the tools we have to seek truth are often outmatched by the speed at which misinformation spreads.

Misinformation is a significant issue in modern conflicts, and addressing it requires better information rather than just correcting falsehoods.

Online anonymity allows individuals to spread misinformation without accountability, exacerbating the problem of misinformation.

The current advancements in AI suggest that we are not near a limit; the rate of change and new models indicates ongoing improvement.