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    Nathan Calvin Comments on Meta AI Transparency Incentives

    Nathan Calvin comments on a TechEmails post about Meta's views on AI transparency.

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    Nathan Calvin, General Counsel and VP of State Affairs at Encode, a youth-led AI policy nonprofit, posted a comment on X. He described a TechEmails tweet as an unusually frank window into Meta's thinking on why company incentives can point away from transparency or even internal research of product harms. Calvin noted the post's relevance for those considering how to incentivize more transparency around frontier AI development.

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    @_NathanCalvinThis is an unusually frank window into Meta's thinking on why companies incentives can point away from transparency or even internal research of product harms. Very relevant for folks thinking about incentivizing more transparency around frontier AI development.
    @nitashatikuRT @agstrait: This is a hilarious email to read for anyone working in Trust and Safety at a major lab since 2010. FB's processes and approa…

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    @_NathanCalvinThis is an unusually frank window into Meta's thinking on why companies incentives can point away from transparency or even internal research of product harms. Very relevant for folks thinking about incentivizing more transparency around frontier AI development.
    @nitashatikuRT @agstrait: This is a hilarious email to read for anyone working in Trust and Safety at a major lab since 2010. FB's processes and approa…