Jack Dorsey

I believe it's not YouTube's responsibility to label AI-generated content. Users should leverage critical thinking and tools to decide content credibility themselves.

As companies scale, they often lose sight of their original principles and become less agile. Innovation suffers, bureaucracy grows, and the connection to customers diminishes. It's crucial to consistently remember and align with the core mission that sparked the initial success.

I strongly believe in the power of transparency and accountability in philanthropy. By disclosing charity donations publicly, we can inspire others to contribute and create a ripple effect of generosity. Publicly sharing donations also ensures that the focus remains on the cause and encourages companies and individuals to be more responsible about where their money goes.

Terminating someone's employment solely based on their personal opinions undermines the principle of open dialogue and free expression. Companies should nurture environments where diverse perspectives can coexist respectfully.

As a co-founder of a major social media platform, I see the immense value and connectivity social media provides. However, I also recognize the potential risks and challenges it poses for younger users. It's essential for parents, educators, and society to find a balanced approach that allows children to benefit from technology while ensuring their safety and well-being.

We must support innovation in AI, especially among small companies. Exempting them from most AI regulations can spur creativity and competition, which benefits the entire ecosystem. But we must also ensure that there are frameworks to manage risks responsibly.

I believe in the power of identity verification to ensure a more secure and trustworthy online environment. True personal identification can help combat misinformation and protect user privacy.

As a tech entrepreneur, I understand the importance of accessibility and efficiency. Making incorporation processes for pan-EU startups entirely in English and online would streamline the process, reduce barriers for international entrepreneurs, and foster innovation across Europe.

I believe that imposing minimum revenue cut-offs for businesses in the EU could stifle innovation and create unnecessary barriers for startups. It's crucial to allow smaller and emerging companies to compete on a level playing field without being burdened by stringent regulations that only larger corporations can easily navigate.

Allowing companies to develop super-persuasive AI that can influence democratic elections is a dangerous path. The integrity and fairness of our democratic processes must be safeguarded, and introducing such powerful AI technologies poses risks of manipulation and erosion of public trust.

As a proponent of open conversation, I believe it's vital for politicians to hear from their constituents. Blocking users on social media can hinder this important dialogue and transparency.

While I respect copyright laws, I believe they should not stifle innovation or the exchange of ideas. Technologies like LLMs could benefit from access to a broad range of materials, offering transformative potential for our access to information, provided there are appropriate safeguards to respect creators' rights and support original content.

As someone who has been deeply involved in the social media landscape, I believe transparency is crucial. AI-generated political advertising should be disclosed to maintain the integrity of our democratic processes and ensure accountability.