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Erin Casali

@folletto
28 posts
2025-10-28
0.07% = 560,000  —  0.07%: small until you factor in their weekly active users.  —  Apparently their analysis also says that the new guardrails in place reduce undesired responses by 39%.  —  So...  340,000 people having a conversation with ChatGPT that fails managing severe mental health symptoms. …
2025-10-28 View on X
OpenAI

OpenAI estimates ~0.07% of ChatGPT's weekly active users “indicate possible signs of mental health emergencies” like mania, and details its safety improvements

Millions use ChatGPT like a therapist, but that's about to change Viktor Eriksson / PCWorld : Over 1 million ChatGPT users mention suicidal intent every week BBC : ChatGPT shares d...

0.07% = 560,000  —  0.07%: small until you factor in their weekly active users.  —  Apparently their analysis also says that the new guardrails in place reduce undesired responses by 39%.  —  So...  340,000 people having a conversation with ChatGPT that fails managing severe mental health symptoms. …
2025-10-28 View on X
New York Times

An ex-OpenAI staffer of four years says it isn't doing enough to protect users, especially those with mental health issues, and needs to offer more than words

I've read more smut at work than you can possibly imagine, all of it while working at OpenAI.  —  Back in the spring of 2021 …

2025-10-16
One of the #1 issues today is that people express levels of pain much differently, ESPECIALLY chronic pain.  —  It takes really surface level research to know this.  —  The idea that it can be detected by looking at the face is fiction, and it's ridiculous anyone is giving it attention.  [embedded post]
2025-10-16 View on X
MIT Technology Review

How AI-powered tools like PainChek, an app that scans a person's face for tiny muscle movements, are helping health care providers better assess patients' pain

For years at Orchard Care Homes, a 23‑facility dementia-care chain in northern England, Cheryl Baird watched nurses fill … X: @deenamousa , @deenamousa , @deenamousa , @deenamousa ...

Wasn't the thing about crypto that minting is a very expensive process that required computational power and alignment and it was all public and and and...  If they can just mint $300T at the press of a button, isn't then this just a slow database no different from normal banking? [embedded post]
2025-10-16 View on X
Decrypt

Paxos says it “mistakenly minted” $300T of PayPal's PYUSD stablecoin on October 15 on the Ethereum blockchain and then “burned” the tokens 20+ minutes later

Crypto industry observers were baffled Wednesday afternoon when an on-chain transaction showed that Paxos …

2025-05-26
Uhhhh yeah an overpaid deal on vaporware to develop hardware that has YEARS of development cycle surely is the thing that puts pressure on Apple.  —  Also historically Apple (with some obvious exceptions) is a market follower after others have found PMF.  —  www.bloomberg.com/news/newslet...
2025-05-26 View on X
Bloomberg

Source: the main topic at WWDC will be a redesigned software interface, dubbed Solarium, for all of Apple's operating systems, including tvOS and watchOS

Jony Ive's deal with OpenAI should cause major shockwaves at Apple, especially after a design-team brain drain and struggles in artificial intelligence.

2025-05-01
While I thought Tim Sweeney take was a bit excessive at the time, I can't avoid thinking how stupid it's been of them to not listen to Phil Schiller.  —  This was a bad decision.  While it's obvious they will appeal (that's just “playing the game") I also hope they internally see reason.  [embedded post]
2025-05-01 View on X
CNBC

Epic v. Apple: a judge says Phil Schiller wanted Apple to comply with the court order, but Tim Cook ignored him, and its finance VP “outright lied under oath”

Tim Cook ‘Chose Poorly’ Bluesky: Emil Protalinski / @emilprotalinski : A company executive lied under oath?  And the US will do nothing?  Say it ain't so! [embedded post] Erin Casa...

While I thought Tim Sweeney take was a bit excessive at the time, I can't avoid thinking how stupid it's been of them to not listen to Phil Schiller.  —  This was a bad decision.  While it's obvious they will appeal (that's just “playing the game") I also hope they internally see reason.  [embedded post]
2025-05-01 View on X
Bloomberg

A US judge rules that Apple violated a 2021 court order to open the App Store to third-party payment options, and refers the case for a criminal investigation

Gonzalez Rogers also referred the case to federal prosecutors to investigate whether Apple committed criminal contempt of court for flouting her 2021 ruling.

2025-04-25
I don't know you, but seeing the economy as a whole, seeing all the layoffs, and all, and all these massive companies growing 10%+ at every profit announcement... it looks awfully bad.  —  I'm not sure many understand what it means for a company this size to still have a revenue growth of 10%+ YoY... …
2025-04-25 View on X
Alphabet

Alphabet reports Q1 revenue up 12% YoY to $90.2B, net income up 46% to $34.54B, Services revenue up 10% to $77.3B, and Other Bets revenue down 9% to $450M

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. - April 24, 2025 - Alphabet Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOG, GOOGL) today announced financial results for the quarter ended March 31, 2025.

2025-03-30
Will the AI hype give enough boost to these kinds of middleware integration to then create better flow of data across systems?  —  Because honestly the “Small Pieces Loosely Joined” approach was nice, but got stuck by massive tech companies protecting their shareholder value.  —  Next round? [embedded post]
2025-03-30 View on X
Hardcore Software

A look at the new, open-source Model Context Protocol for connecting LLMs to data sources and why its success depends on overcoming middleware challenges

There's a long history of “middleware” in our industry.  Everyone wants it.  There's always a hot one, but it rarely makes to the finish line and often disappoints. Bluesky: @folle...

2024-12-29
Step 1: the convenience of passport-free flying.  —  Step 2: the convenience of CCTV live identification of anyone.  —  Step 3: pray for bad people to stay out of government  —  www.wired.com/story/the-pa...
2024-12-29 View on X
Wired

Finland, Canada, the US, and other countries are testing tech for passport-free travel, including facial recognition and a “digital travel credential”

Smartphones and face recognition are being combined to create new digital travel documents.  The paper passport's days are numbered—despite new privacy risks.

2024-12-06
I don't know you, but this to me screams “we are running out of ideas on how to monetize this”.  [embedded post]
2024-12-06 View on X
The Verge

OpenAI launches ChatGPT Pro, a $200/month plan with unlimited access to o1, GPT-4o, and more, plus an o1 version that uses more compute for better responses

12 Days of OpenAI: Day 1 Alan Velasco / HotHardware : OpenAI Unveils A Turbocharged $200 ChatGPT Pro Tier For AI Power Users Reece Rogers / Wired : Here's What OpenAI's $200 Monthl...

2023-05-08
World: remote work is effective, improves people lives and environment, flexibility is great, productivity increases often, hire anywhere, ... Dude: it's a failed experiment. These people keep shouting to the world how bad they are and not even realizing it. https://twitter.com/...
2023-05-08 View on X
Fortune

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says the “technology is not yet good enough that people can be full remote forever, particularly on startups”

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman isn't averse to change—he helped kickstart the current A.I. race with chatbot ChatGPT, after all, threatening …

2023-04-12
As I noted and as it was entirely expected, Elno's request to pause all AI development was just a vain attempt to give himself the time to catch-up with the technology developments happening. How. Surprising. (aside: I'm curious to see what this ML work is going to be for...) https://twitter.com/...
2023-04-12 View on X
Insider

Sources: Twitter is working on generative AI after buying around 10K GPUs and reportedly poaching DeepMind researchers; a source says the work involves an LLM

- CEO Elon Musk is upping the computational power at Twitter to proceed with an AI play.  — Musk has criticized ChatGPT …

As I noted and as it was entirely expected, Elno's request to pause all AI development was just a vain attempt to give himself the time to catch-up with the technology developments happening. How. Surprising. (aside: I'm curious to see what this ML work is going to be for...) https://twitter.com/...
2023-04-12 View on X
Washington Post

In a Twitter Space, Elon Musk claims Twitter is “roughly breaking even”, grew agitated over questions on hate speech, reflects on running the company, and more

The Twitter CEO provided a six-month update on his takeover in a live interview with the BBC

2022-10-10
Excellent. Dystopian employee tracking needs to be shut down. Hard. Measure productivity not attendance. There are ZERO good reasons to monitor cameras, track desktops, etc. https://nltimes.nl/...
2022-10-10 View on X
NL Times

A Dutch court says tracking a remote worker via webcam is an unreasonable intrusion, awarding him €75K after his US employer fired him for having his webcam off

2022-09-28
I've from a reliable internal source that this is the technical step to allow later* a policy change to align Tumblr to WordPress·com nudity policies. Which from memory (don't trust me on this as I've left over a year ago) it means yes to nudity but no to porn and solicitation. https://twitter.com/...
2022-09-28 View on X
TechCrunch

Tumblr introduces “community labels” to let users tag posts about drug and alcohol addiction, violence, and sexual content; its content rules remain unchanged

Tumblr announced a “community labels” feature this week that will make it easier for bloggers to filter out sensitive content that they may not want to see.

2022-07-21
These days when I read these news about a well built and solid product raising money my first thought is always “oh no I hope the product won't become bad now”.. https://twitter.com/...
2022-07-21 View on X
TechCrunch

TextExpander, which lets users create customized shortcuts to trigger text-based actions, has raised $41.4M, its first-ever funding since launching in 2007

RPA, and companies like UiPath, swooped into on the world of work a few years ago as a catchy way for organizations to help teams automate …

2022-07-18
Seeing the true impact of remote work is still far away. Once orgs and governments accept it's here to stay, things like this are going to reshape a lot of aspects of society too. https://twitter.com/...
2022-07-18 View on X
Wall Street Journal

MakeMyMove: at least 71 US cities and towns now offer cash grants and other perks to attract remote workers, mostly in tech, up from at least 24 in October 2021

Christopher Mims / Wall Street Journal :

2022-03-14
Twitter has been absurdly pushing “Home” for years now, every time getting a major pushback and asks for preference settings, and every time they reply with the trite “but our data shows people performs better on Home”. That's why quant needs always to be complemented by qual. https://twitter.com/...
2022-03-14 View on X
The Verge

Twitter updated its iOS app to let users swipe between the algorithmic Home and reverse chronological Latest timelines but users can't make Latest the default

changed default, gradually hid the way to change it back under more and more obscure menus, then did away with algo entirely (or hid it so well that dumb old me couldn't find it an...

2022-01-10
This. I'm finding really odd how history is being rewritten these days. If anything concentration in a few monoliths was the reason Web 2.0 ended. https://twitter.com/...
2022-01-10 View on X
r/ethereum on Reddit

Ethereum co-founder responds: “the properly authenticated decentralized blockchain world is coming”, but is slowed by “limited technical resources and funding”

I've been thinking about Matt Mullenweg's response to Brian Armstrong's response … Rick Webb / Webb Chatham Report : Good morning. Hello. How are you? #562 Cooper Midroni / Future ...