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The Importance of Transparency in Data and Model Sharing
41:16 - 48:06 (06:49)
The speaker explains the benefits of open-source projects and how sharing real-time data and models can lead to better decision-making based on less biased information.
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This podcast explores the idea of making data sets and models open source to improve their accuracy and to create better products.
41:16 - 43:54 (02:38)
Summary
This podcast explores the idea of making data sets and models open source to improve their accuracy and to create better products. It discusses the benefits of sharing data and models within a community.
ChapterThe Importance of Transparency in Data and Model Sharing
EpisodeE98: Big tech starts making cuts, Fed incompetency, global debt, Russia/Ukraine & more
PodcastAll-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
The impact of fiscal policy on individual people can be difficult to predict due to a lack of transparency in the decision-making process.
43:54 - 47:05 (03:11)
Summary
The impact of fiscal policy on individual people can be difficult to predict due to a lack of transparency in the decision-making process. While data may be available, the potential ratcheting up of negative impacts on individuals is not fully understood, and inflation may be used in the short-term to make everyone feel good.
ChapterThe Importance of Transparency in Data and Model Sharing
EpisodeE98: Big tech starts making cuts, Fed incompetency, global debt, Russia/Ukraine & more
PodcastAll-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
The economic crisis we're experiencing has two original sins: lockdowns that didn't stop COVID and were an economic disaster, and the zero interest rate policy (ZERP) on autopilot after 2008/2009 that continued to print money, which is a bad idea.
47:05 - 48:06 (01:00)
Summary
The economic crisis we're experiencing has two original sins: lockdowns that didn't stop COVID and were an economic disaster, and the zero interest rate policy (ZERP) on autopilot after 2008/2009 that continued to print money, which is a bad idea.