Samidh

@samidh.bsky.social

Co-Founder at Zentropi (Trustworthy AI). Formerly Meta Civic Integrity Founder, Google X and Google Civic Innovation Lead, and Groq CPO.

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Runway is doing some very cool stuff using CoPE/Zentropi: "We have designed and tested a new fast moderation system that will run synchronously once a user’s input clears moderation.... The synchronous moderation through Zentropi narrows the exposure window to less than half a second."

runway.comRunway News | Moderation in Real TimeRunway built a synchronous moderation system for real-time video generation to scan streaming frames for harmful content in under half a second — layered on Runway's existing safety defenses.
@dwillner.bsky.socialReposted by @samidh.bsky.social

At TrustCon this year I talked about a technique we’ve developed for automatically optimizing content-moderation policies, using an inversion of the binocular labeling approach Zentropi had already pioneered. Today we're shipping the tool that technique became.

blog.zentropi.ai/optimizing-o...

blog.zentropi.aiOptimizing our Policy OptimizersToday, we are releasing our next-generation policy refinement tools: policy-only correction, label-only correction, and auto-optimization.
@samidh.bsky.social

The divide in America used to be rural vs urban. Then red states vs blue states. But now I think the real emerging gap is between W-2 Americans and 1099-DIV Americans.

@samidh.bsky.social

As usual, @masnick.com is spot on here: www.techdirt.com/2026/08/26/m...

Nothing says "regulatory capture" more than making a payment to the government contingent upon them enforcing certain rules of your choice on your competitors.

techdirt.comMeta Just Paid Nearly $17 Billion To Make Sure It Gets To Write The Kid Safety Rules For Every Other Social Media PlatformBy now you've almost certainly heard the news that Meta has settled with 52 state and local Attorneys General who had sued the company in some form or another over child safety on Meta's platforms. The headlines are all covering the basics: the years-long case these states filed against Meta ends, and Meta pays somewhere...