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Bernhard Seefeld

@wildbuilt.world
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Co-Founder @common.tools. Formerly Google Research, Chrome, Fuchsia, Google Maps, search.ch. My own opinions only. Writing about a people empowering AI powered future at wildbuilt.world.

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Alex Komoroske @komorama.bsky.social · 11/04/2025
I think people are looking for a vision for AI that is optimistic, but human-centric and prosocial. www.theverge.com/ai-artificia...
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Most Americans don’t trust AI — or the people in charge of it
New research reveals how Americans are thinking about artificial intelligence.
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Alex Komoroske @komorama.bsky.social · 10/03/2025
Sensitive data + tool use + LLMs + app-centric security model = danger. LLMs turn any text into potentially executable instructions, exploding the attack surface of traditional security models.
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ex/ante @exante.bsky.social · 04/02/2025
Announcing Builder Blueprints: a free, first-of-its-kind set of legal docs and tools that founders can use to raise the standard for users and companies alike. New standard docs for a new status quo: www.builder-blueprints.com (1/3)
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Builder Blueprints
The go-to document library for building the best companies with trust. This library was created by ex/ante and the Ford Foundation for founders who want to build the best company worthy of their users...
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kasey klimes @kasey.bsky.social · 23/12/2024
what if everything you touched was made to last? I wrote about Universal Heirloom: -why the post-scarcity economy requires ending planned obsolescence -how to align corporate incentives for value creation over value extraction -a policy idea for getting us there www.kaseyklimes.com/notes/2024/1...
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Universal Heirloom: What if everything you touched was made to last? — Kasey Klimes
Every gift you give this holiday season will (most likely) be disposable garbage. Most likely, so will every gift you receive. That’s not your fault or the fault of your loved ones—there simply aren’t...
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