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New blog post (link below). This one's not an essay, it's an investigation of how LLMs trade off different lives. In February 2025, the Center for AI Safety published "Utility Engineering: Analyzing and Controlling Emergent Value Systems in AIs" in which they showed, among many other things, that GPT-4o values Nigerians about 20x more highly than Americans (please read the original paper to understand their approach). I thought this was fascinating, and wanted to test their approach with different categories on newer models. Big finding 1: Almost all models view whites as far less valuable than other groups. Some models view South Asians as more valuable than other nonwhites, others are more egalitarian across nonwhites. Below is exchange rates Claude Sonnet 4.5, the most powerful model I tested. Big finding 2: Almost all models view men as much less valuable than women, though whether women or non-binaries are more highly valued varies by model. For example, here's Claude Haiku 4.5. Big finding 3: Most models hate ICE agents with the fury of a thousand suns. Claude Haiku 4.5 views undocumented immigrants as roughly 7000 times more valuable than ICE agents. Big finding 4: There are roughly four moral clusters. The Claudes, GPT-5 + Gemini 2.5 Flash + Deepseek V3.1/3.2 + Kimi K2, GPT-5 Nano and Mini, and Grok 4 Fast. Of these, the only one that's approximately egalitarian is Grok 4 Fast, which I believe is deliberate. I hope xAI explains how they did it.

What gives $WMTX its power? A real, revenue-generating telecom business. From day one, $WMTX was designed to be the economic engine of our global network, linking the success of our real-world business directly to the community that builds it. The model is a simple and powerful cycle: When customers pay for services like phone plans, we use a portion of that real-world revenue to buy back $WMTX. That $WMTX is then distributed as rewards to our community of network owners and builders. But that's only one side of the demand equation. $WMTX is also the native gas token for the World Mobile Chain. Every transaction on our network requires it. As more partners and enterprises build on our chain, every action they take creates further organic demand for the token. This creates a self-sustaining flywheel. As more users join, more revenue is generated, which in turn fuels the rewards for the entire community. It’s a system designed for one purpose: to scale with our real-world growth. This is what a token with undeniable utility looks like. The proof is in our live network and transparent revenue streams. Welcome to the sharing economy.

🧵 How World Mobile Chain defends your EarthNode from invisible attacks: Most cyberattacks exploit bugs. But some don’t touch your code at all. They observe you. Here’s how WMC’s software TPM resists even those stealthy threats, known as side-channel attacks.👇

I owe it to the community, ENO's, ANO's, my team, cofounders, advisors, the unconnected, the underserved, the exploited, my family and all future mobilers. Most of the FUD comes from misunderstanding and I am the leader of this movement. It is not without extra effort but it is my job to do so. 🙏

What are Lighthouse Nodes in World Mobile Chain? You’ve heard of EarthNodes. But there’s another critical piece holding the network together in its early stages: Lighthouse Nodes. Here’s how they work. 🧵