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Tyler Doshier

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Building the spatial future of music. // Ex-Apple/TuneIn • DJ/producer • 10+ yrs XR // 📩 Music Partners: https://t.co/y1nYpBhr1j

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The billion-dollar graveyard in music: "virtual concerts." $100M+ spent trying to recreate reality only to build inconvenient passivity. Fans don't want to watch music; they want to be in it. This is how music moves from background noise to a destination: linernotesxr.substack.com/p/the-revoluti…
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Happy Birthday to the iconoclastic Lauryn Hill. 🥳
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PSA: If you find yourself looking for a high-profile rap album from a major artist this week, GNX is just as good today as it was the day it dropped. 💿 my-gnx.com
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Rohit Mittal@rohitdotmittal·
A friend recently said: "Success in Silicon Valley is about moving from one group chat to another." He's partly right. As you become more successful, you get pulled into group chats that are invite-only, reserved for people who've cleared a certain bar. When a friend goes quiet in one chat, you often find out they've moved up to another. That's how you know they crossed it. But you don't build something great because you're in the right group chat - you get into the right chat because you built something great.
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For three years, the industry consensus was that AI would inevitably replace all cognitive labor. Yesterday, the Vatican dropped a 42,000-word moral warning on AI labor displacement. By this morning, we're being told a jobs apocalypse is off the table. The speed of the narrative calibration is remarkable.
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said the rapid development and adoption of AI would not lead to a global ‘jobs apocalypse’ and the technology had not claimed as many white-collar jobs as he had feared reut.rs/4f8Fz1e

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Tyler Doshier@tydosh·
Philosophy, religion, and the humanities aren’t elitist institutions -- they're literally how humans have organized self-reflection for millennia. Dismissing them as "elitist" is a highly convenient way to reject any framework of moral restraint.
Vinod Khosla@vkhosla

Very elitist: "How AI ought to interact with the world" is a question for "the humanities, for religions, for philosophy, for society at large" . Humans were not born with humanities or religion or philosophers or elitist institutions with their view of superiority. The question is for humans to answer without the pretense of elitism!

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Keep calm and exit the matrix.
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I've refined/pivoted my original "dream album" idea: POP OUT The new album from Kendrick Lamar Executive produced by Pharrell and Ye West Coast Bounce x Classic Chicago House x Future Sounds Featuring A$AP Rocky, Baby Keem, Beyonce, Doechii, E-40, Partyof2, Playboi Carti, Schoolboy Q, SZA, Travis Scott, Ye Additional production by Cardo, Deats, Jack Antonoff, Scott Bridgeway, Sounwave (Title refers to: pop music / pop out)
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Hear me out: a fully Ye-produced Kendrick Lamar album. Like he did during the 2018 Wyoming sessions. Maybe some Ye guest verses. Maybe a rogues' gallery of legendary guests: Andre 3000, Nas, etc. "The Big Steppers Pop Out" A perfect next step for both of them. Kendrick could use a new creative direction and Ye needs a forward-thinking peer to showcase his innovative ideas. They would push each other to new heights. Bring in some legends as guests and give them a unique platform showcase to prove why they're the greatest. My computer's overheating just typing this.

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Ronan Farrow’s investigation into OpenAI is a watershed moment for accountability in AI. It confirms a structural reality: the gap between OpenAI’s nonprofit safety rhetoric and its profit-chasing behavior isn't an accident. It's a feature of the leadership. OpenAI was founded on the premise that AGI (humanity’s most consequential invention) required a leader of “uncommon integrity.” There's one question the person shepherding this technology must be able to answer with absolute clarity: What are the moral principles that guide you (and your decision-making)? (And by extension: where did those principles originate? How deep are your convictions? Why?) One would expect a framework forged from thousands of hours of ethical wrestling: a moral north star as durable as the technology is powerful. Presiding over AGI requires a constant, active wrestling with the weight of the power you hold. Instead, we have this interview from last fall. If you believe AGI or ASI is imminent, this is perhaps the most telling footage you will watch. To everyone: including and especially those with a vested interest in OpenAI, I ask: how do you feel about this answer? As a human being who will be impacted by this technology, possibly in ways that do not favor your current status, do you find this satisfactory? Altman describes alignment as a “very hard moral problem.” It's a near-impossible problem if you lack a discernable moral framework from which to operate. This technology requires moral humility and a reverence for the sacredness of human agency, not just ruthless utility-maximization and the performative safety-washing of typical Silicon Valley leadership. The most telling data point is the OpenAI exodus: high-integrity architects like Ilya Sutskever and Dario Amodei didn’t just leave, they decoupled. They recognized that a foundation without a clear moral north star cannot support a mission of this magnitude. When the most qualified minds in a field leave a project en masse, it is the ultimate signal of failed stewardship. We must remember that true strength and decisiveness do not require ruthlessness or manipulation. To be a Sovereign Leader is to be strong because you are introspective, and decisive because you are grounded in something more durable than personal ambition. Silicon Valley is undergoing a Great Sorting. We are moving from the pursuit of raw power to the stewardship of depth. The era of the performative operator is reaching its limit. The era of the high-integrity architect is beginning. There are two clips here: a 2-min "TLDR" version and a longer 8-min version for additional context. The whole interview is absolutely worth watching, if you have not already.
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Tyler Doshier@tydosh·
💡 Example: A senior architect who stays silent through a 45-minute brainstorming session, then drops a 2-sentence structural solution that resolves the bottleneck.
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🌱 Personal: Your words are your currency; do not inflate them. Speaking without purpose dilutes your presence. Learn the quiet confidence of only speaking when your contribution elevates the room.
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Kural 197: On Purposeful Speech “Speak only words that carry utility and purpose; never utter words that are empty of meaning.” 🧵👇
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