Digest Issue 55: Karen Hao interview about EMPIRE OF AI: Dreams and Nightmares in Sam Altman’s OpenAI | DIY Apps Are the New Myspace | The Shape of What You Meant

Curated collection of knowledge and ideas on the human-technology relationship

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For this issue, I only included the title and URL for the media curated in this issue.

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Digest

1. Discussing Veri.me - Identifier for researchers that goes beyond the traditional OrcID Identifiers

2. Sense-making as Data

3. Collective Attention as a Service: A Postmortem of Ize 👀

4. Byzantine-Consistent Broadcast- A Promising Yet Challenging Frontier in Digital Asset Transfers

5. Representation Vs. Reality. Why we need a Process Economy Now!

6. Karen Hao interview about EMPIRE OF AI: Dreams and Nightmares in Sam Altman’s OpenAI

7. Mechanism design: Building smarter AI agents from the fundamentals, Part 1

8. Introducing Yupp: Every AI for everyone

9. DIY Apps Are the New Myspace

10. The Shape of What You Meant

11. Introducing Papercheck

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