Dave Baszucki: belief

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…How do you think about the following tradeoff? If you can only message someone in a very close age group, that, of course, is likely to make the system safer. At the same time, there’s an implicit admission that it’s dangerous to be messaging people much older or much younger. How do you decide where to put the band? Do you worry about the implicit admission that there’s something fraught with the messaging at all? This notion you’re talking about of implicit admission, we face head-on that we have 12 and under on our platform, and we want to work with legislators, with our innovation, to be the best in the world at that. I’ll dive into that a bit more. We think all of the innovations we’re continuously rolling out are defining what we believe will be the global standard. We think it’s a lot better to do what we’re doing than just assume we don’t have nine-year-olds on our platform. That is what most apps are doing today without some form of age estimation. I’m very optimistic. What we’re building as far as supporting connection, supporting play, supporting creativity, we’re going in a very good direction here with what we’re defining for our safety and civility standard. I don’t think there’s any admission in always innovating. How does your AI system translate across so many languages so quickly? It’s as if you got to Claude 4.7 before Claude did, from what I’ve seen.…

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