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Kristof Jacobs

@kristofjacobs1.bsky.social did:plc:jbg5nywdstgov3afe6sjkkmg

AssociateProf @ RU / Democratic innovations, populism, elections, social media / Belgian in NL / blogs @stukroodvlees / personal views / NWO VIDI project (2019-2025)

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Kristof Jacobs (@kristofjacobs1.bsky.social) ist seit 5 Oktober 2023 auf Bluesky. Das Konto hat 1.484 Follower, folgt 527 Konten und hat 374 Posts veröffentlicht.

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  • Dave Vetter@davidrvetter.bsky.social

    The fact that Elon Musk paid half a billion dollars to swing the election and achieved _nada_ illustrates precisely why billionaires regard democracy as an existential threat that must be destroyed.

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  • Thorsten Sterk@thorstensterk.bsky.social

    What do citizens’ assemblies prove? @bkogel89.bsky.social argues that they show ordinary people can deliberate well under the right conditions - but not that a legislature chosen entirely by lot would necessarily succeed. #CitizensAssembly #Sortition #DeliberativeDemocracy

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  • J. Nathan Matias@natematias.bsky.social

    And it's not just Meta. Last December, Avriel Epps and I wrote about how OpenAI was "grantwashing" on AI harms by directing scientists toward certain questions with funding that appeared to provide scientific freedom. www.techpolicy.press/beware-of-op...

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  • J. Nathan Matias@natematias.bsky.social

    When I started arguing for industry-independent science 12 years ago, I hoped to convince science funders to invest in trustworthy tech research. I'm deeply troubled to live at a time when the federal government holds a financial gun to scientists while corrupt tech leaders control the exit hatch

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  • J. Nathan Matias@natematias.bsky.social

    Writing in @science.org last year, Amy Orben and I argued that tech firms hinder causal research with one hand while using its absence as a shield against accountability. The documents show how Meta's legal team tried to do just this. www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

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