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Trump vs. the Press: How MAGA’s New Media Gained Power | WSJ
The Wall Street Journal· 2025-12-18 17:00
13th November in the year of our Lord 2025. You're in the war room. We're packed for the next two hours.Natalie Ryden shotgun. Uh we got a lot to go through. >> Natalie Winters is the 24-year-old co-host of Steve Bannon's War Room podcast.We love the rule of law. We love transparency. Let's investigate it.>> Which has emerged as a key news source in the MAGA movement. >> Okay, short commercial break. >> But this year, she added another role to her resume as a White House correspondent.one of a number of new ...
The Hidden Power of Accents: Identity, Bias & Belonging | Steven Feraru | TEDxArendal
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-15 17:57
All right. So, in 2020, I studied a year abroad in Bilbao, Spain. Have you done international exchange? Yeah, some of you have. I did. And we were basically just students from all over the world, united for our passion for beers before, after, and sometimes during class. apparently al it was also a passion to cheat cheat on your significant other back home. Um yeah, a funny experience. We were all there from different parts of the world, but we all met the same obstacle. Um an identity crisis some might cal ...
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Elon Musk· 2025-12-15 06:59
But why does the legacy media do this?The Rabbit Hole (@TheRabbitHole):The likelihood of legacy media discussing a murderer’s race depends on the murderer’s race.This is why BLM martyrs like George Floyd get endless coverage while cases like Iryna Zarutska are forgotten.The bias is clear: https://t.co/I7dNK48aLo ...
Perspective in hindsight | Leora Glotser | TEDxYouth@ISMonaco
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-12 16:08
Good afternoon everyone. This talk is about the power of perspective. And let me tell you, it really is powerful.What if I told you that the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were a good thing. I mean, what a daring and shocking way to start a speech, right. And I bet you at least one person in this room disagrees with me. Let me tell you, neither I nor the person disagreeing with me are wrong.For many Americans in 1945, that day was a day that we'll be proud to remember. They saved lives on both sides, co ...
Seeing Beyond the Algorithm | Jenna Hammoud | TEDxYouth@JeffersonStreet
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-03 17:27
[music] [music] Heat. Heat. [music] >> [music] [music] >> I want to start by asking you to raise your hand if you've used Chat GPT before.If your hand is raised right now, you are a part of the 2.5% billion prompts that chat GPT processes every single day. That is billions of decisions that we quietly trust AI to make for us. AI isn't hiding in labs anymore.It's in our phones, our schools, our workplaces, our social media feeds, and around almost every single corner of life. Because it's everywhere, we ofte ...
Perspective | Jonny Braun | TEDxKalamalka Lake
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-20 17:36
Core Message - The speech emphasizes the importance of shifting perspective to change lives and the lives of those around us [1] - It advocates for checking biases rather than suppressing them, urging reflection on feelings and assumptions [5][6] - The speaker shares a personal story of homelessness to illustrate how perspective shapes understanding and judgment [9][10] - The speech highlights that homelessness is a condition, not a stereotype, and encourages empathy and understanding [12] Personal Experience & Transformation - The speaker recounts experiencing homelessness at age 16 after a conflict with family [10] - The speaker details overcoming homelessness, graduating high school, and eventually becoming a police officer [11] - The speaker emphasizes the role of support systems, resources, and personal determination in achieving success [11] Social Commentary & Call to Action - The speech challenges the audience to reconsider their judgments of others, particularly those experiencing homelessness [8][9] - It encourages gratitude for one's own circumstances and a focus on the present rather than constantly wanting more [12][14] - The speaker advocates for being a "good neighbor," lifting others up, and avoiding quick judgments [14][15]
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Nick Szabo· 2025-11-18 21:25
RT Steve Stewart-Williams (@SteveStuWill)"Academics and journalists shine a spotlight on studies that appear to show bias against women, while downplaying - or simply ignoring - studies that don’t. The result is a distorted view of what the science actually shows."[Link below.] https://t.co/Q28vKB98qX ...
Why Microaggressions Aren’t Micro, and What We Can Do About Them | Nicole Cabezas Loja | TEDxVUB
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-18 17:10
[Music] [Applause] I would want to start by asking you all a small favor. Could you all just close your eyes. And imagine that you are an 11 years old child again.You're sitting in a chair that is too small to fit your growing body in a classroom that smells like freshly cooked pasta. You check the clock and think, "Oh, okay. I'm half an hour away of this muffin mom promised to give you." You're supposed to be make drawing attention, but no, you you're daydreaming. You're doodling, drifting away, drawing a ...
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Avi Chawla· 2025-11-18 06:31
LLM Security Challenges - LLMs face adversarial attacks via prompts, requiring focus on security beyond correctness, faithfulness, and factual accuracy [1] - A well-crafted prompt can lead to PII leakage, bypassing safety filters, and generating harmful content [2] - Red teaming is core to model development, demanding SOTA adversarial strategies like prompt injections and jailbreaking [2] Red Teaming and Vulnerability Detection - Evaluating LLM responses against PII leakage, bias, toxic outputs, unauthorized access, and harmful content generation is crucial [3] - Single-turn and multi-turn chatbots require different tests, focusing on immediate jailbreaks versus conversational grooming, respectively [3] - DeepTeam, an open-source framework, performs end-to-end LLM red teaming, detecting 40+ vulnerabilities and simulating 10+ attack methods [4][6] DeepTeam Framework Features - DeepTeam automatically generates prompts to detect specified vulnerabilities and produces detailed reports [5] - The framework implements SOTA red teaming techniques and offers guardrails to prevent issues in production [5] - DeepTeam dynamically simulates adversarial attacks at run-time based on specified vulnerabilities, eliminating the need for datasets [6] Core Insight - LLM security is a red teaming problem, not a benchmarking problem; thinking like an attacker from day one is essential [6]
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Tesla Owners Silicon Valley· 2025-11-17 16:08
You can't hate the media enough.Wikipedia is the most biased article resource!Grokipedia is actually truth-seeking and unbiased.Anything to paint Elon Musk as a racist will get clicks.X is the only place I come to for truthful news. https://t.co/IZFdYeTLCw ...