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Audrey, this has been wonderful. Thank you for your time.

Despite widespread pessimism about the internet’s future, you seem optimistic. Why?

What AI safety tools are you working on?

You’ve joined the AI Advisory Group on Elections (AI AGE). What are the greatest AI risks to elections?

Could meonymity help fight scams, deep fakes, and disinformation?

What about anonymity? How do you protect identities while ensuring trust?

Sometimes tragedy fuels hostile conversations online. How does your platform address hostility?

You and your <em> Plurality </em> co-author, Glen Weyl (who was on the show last year), recently co-authored a paper on pro-social media. You talk about some of the design issues with today’s modern social media. Can you describe these problems and your proposed solutions?

You’ve recently joined the Mozilla Foundation as a senior adviser. For those unfamiliar, can you introduce the Mozilla Foundation and what your role there will be?

Audrey, welcome to the show.

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