"Misinformation" is mentioned in JAMA Network journal more than 830 times. However, 0 of these articles offer empirical evidence about the effectiveness of countermeasures to address misinformation. Today we published #1. But why was it zero? Social media companies @facebook @tiktok_us @instagram refuse to disclose details and data involving their misinformation countermeasures. What information is targeted? Are these programs working? etc. go unknown. @CommunityNotes w/ @jaybaxter changed that. The novel approach empowers volunteer, independent, anonymous, and ideologically diverse contributors to identify posts containing misinformation and to rectify misinformation by appending informative "notes" to suspect posts. The process is controlled by the public, instead of decision-makers at the company and all information about the program is open-sourced. As a result we, an external team of scientists with no affiliation or relationship with @X could study the system evaluating the subjects, accuracy, and credibility of notes on #COVID19 vaccines. 2/

Happy to share the work Energize AI has done with @OpenAI and 9 other teams from all around the world. We're introducing Aligned, a platform for global governance and alignment of frontier models, and eventually superintelligence. I recommend reading all the reports from all the teams using the link below. I’m personally excited to see how progress from the grant, and all the contributors, steers the pathway for shaping AI safety across the globe. OpenAI’s commitment to incorporating public input into their models and the formation of their “Collective Alignment” team is a promising (big + important) step in that direction. You can read our report here: energize.ai/openai Paper: lnkd.in/gPWc548j