Eli Pariser
@eli.bsky.social
New_ Public cofounder / Filter Bubble author / dad, husband, human
Reposted by Eli Pariser
It won’t be easy, but we’re optimistic.
People will always use a bridge — literal or figurative — if it gets them somewhere they need to or want to go.
Learn more here. There’s much more to come, soon!
People will always use a bridge — literal or figurative — if it gets them somewhere they need to or want to go.
Learn more here. There’s much more to come, soon!
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October 30, 2025 at 2:35 PM
It won’t be easy, but we’re optimistic.
People will always use a bridge — literal or figurative — if it gets them somewhere they need to or want to go.
Learn more here. There’s much more to come, soon!
People will always use a bridge — literal or figurative — if it gets them somewhere they need to or want to go.
Learn more here. There’s much more to come, soon!
Reposted by Eli Pariser
We see some key parallels in the rise of social media platforms.
Will we retread the same patterns, and will AI be built to maximize growth, engagement, and profit at all costs? Will AI transform everything about the social internet unrecognizably, with entirely different incentives and outcomes?
Will we retread the same patterns, and will AI be built to maximize growth, engagement, and profit at all costs? Will AI transform everything about the social internet unrecognizably, with entirely different incentives and outcomes?
October 14, 2025 at 8:06 PM
We see some key parallels in the rise of social media platforms.
Will we retread the same patterns, and will AI be built to maximize growth, engagement, and profit at all costs? Will AI transform everything about the social internet unrecognizably, with entirely different incentives and outcomes?
Will we retread the same patterns, and will AI be built to maximize growth, engagement, and profit at all costs? Will AI transform everything about the social internet unrecognizably, with entirely different incentives and outcomes?