twitter's founder, jack dorsey, didn't respond to our request for an interview.d that it had a policy of giving heads of state more latitude, and that naroli's account leaves out the "unprecedented steps" it took to respond to threats during the 2020 election. (crowd clamoring aggressively) (people shouting) (weapon firing) (people shouting and yelling) (weapon firing, siren wailing) as the events unfolded on january 6 at the capitol building... >> this is america! >> jacoby: ...twitter temporarily suspended the president-- a 12-hour time out. but two days later, trump was at it again. >> the president returned to twitter and posted that he would not be attending president biden's inauguration. he posted that of the american patriots who had supported him would have a voice long into the future. and that tweet lit a fuse. and we saw that the president's rhetoric about patriots having a voice into the future was being seen as a call to action, as a promise that the president would have people's back as they protested, demonstrated, and even carried out acts of vio

bluesky, it is noteworthy that both of these platforms were created by one person, the legendary jack dorsey, he launched bluesky and spun it off into a separate business even before he sold twitter to elon musk. according to the idea, this is a new generation social network with open source code. and protocol that allows users to easily transfer their profile to any project built on it. for several years, all this existed in closed test mode and only at the beginning of this year became available to everyone. at the same time, the growth of the audience has so far been significantly associated with twitter. first , those dissatisfied with the sale of twitter to elon musk and the order that he brought there ran to bluesky, and now those who, on the contrary, have been banned from accessing twitter and are threatened with huge fines for disobedience. well and another point, surprisingly, this time among those who benefited from the latest shake-up in the social network market, mastadon, created 8 years ago in germany by a person named evgenia rachko, is not mentioned. this is a decentralized

how many times has mark zuckerberg and former twitter ceo jack dorsey had to come to capitol hill ande out, they're not a publish i. publisher. i want to point out every marxist, every communist state starts with censorship, about controlling the message to the masses. i don't care who you are. if you start talking about controlling the information that people have access to in a republic where we have to have that access to make our own determinations as adults, we are adults. we don't need you to decide what we can decide whether it's true or not. cheryl: tri s sha. tricia.>> it's very 1984. this is not amazon's first brush-up with censorship. in 2 2021 they were censoring anti-vaccine books. they were talking about pr implications, this was too visible. this is unconstitutional. the pr issue -- >> my kids ask amazon all the time and just think of like a little innocent kid who doesn't have -- or even adults who don't have the information that people who dos this every day have. they ask a digital assistant a question and they get an answer and that answer is slanted. what is truth?

hiring platform backed by investors iran colluding jack dorsey, peter thiel, larry summers, trying toody. benchmark general partner, great to see you both. brendan, explain this. right before the break i teased this i said is it possible a.i. can do, can hire people better than a human can? >> yeah. so thanks so much for having us on and i think it certainly is. and the premise there's a legacy services industry where people will manually review resumes, manually conduct interviews and manually mount people with roles. all of these processes can be done far more effectively with our lens. update the resume, read through work experiences, projects and papers written and ask dynamic follow-up questions with a model that can predict what jobs they'll perform well at and match them with opportunities. >> so this is really more of a matching platform rather than -- i mean, can an employer use this directly, though? >> exactly. yeah. also we facilitate all hiring compliance payrom associated with this. people come to us. say they want to hire a software engineer or lawyer for a particular j

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