Chris Hughes
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Oct 14, 2026
The Social Breakdown (Bonus)
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114:00Becca PlatskyHOST
What are your takeaways?
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114:01Robby SlowikHOST
My takeaways, the one thing that wasn't touched on for me was this Chris Hughes op-ed which I messaged you about-
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114:07Becca PlatskyHOST
Yeah
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114:07Robby SlowikHOST
... yesterday.
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114:08Robby SlowikHOST
So Chris Hughes was Mark's former roommate and listed as co-founder, and he wrote a fantastic op-ed on The New York Times basically calling for Facebook to be split up.
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114:20Becca PlatskyHOST
S-
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114:20Robby SlowikHOST
Exactly what's happening
The Social Network - The True Story Behind the Movie Inspired by Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook, and Eduardo Saverin
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11:25Aaron PetersonHOST
In truth, Mark wasn't quite the complete loner the film suggests.
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11:29Aaron PetersonHOST
He had a small circle, including roommates like Dustin Moskovitz and Chris Hughes, who also became co-founders.
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11:35Aaron PetersonHOST
But Eduardo and Mark did share a special bond.
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11:39Aaron PetersonHOST
Eduardo was savvy in finance and socially adept.
Work and the Social Contract in the Age of AI: How did we get here?
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48:55Erica SmileyGUEST
And so I think, and part of this fundamentally is what Jobs with Justice is about, is really expanding the scope of where those policies are democratized.
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49:04Erica SmileyGUEST
So instead of just, as Chris Hughes lays out in his book Market Crafters, instead of just having a head, a bunch of technocrats and corporate investors designing the policy for a particular market or for a particular industry, actually democratizing that to ensure that those who are directly impacted, including those who are either directly or tangentially working within that industry, are part of designing those policies as well.
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49:26Erica SmileyGUEST
So don't completely disagree, but I think the scope of how those policies are set up has to be broadened beyond civil society.
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49:35Joseph BlasiGUEST
I agree with that and I would say that if you read the speeches and listen to the heads of these AI companies, underneath all of this is their notion that they could have concentrated ownership of this new most important asset in America and that they and their shareholders can't control it, but that it's still going to benefit everyone and that is a complete violation of the philosophy of the American dream and total violation.
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3:21DanielCORRESPONDENT
Es una línea precisa, no en contra de la preocupación por la seguridad, sino en contra del teatro de probabilidades vagas.
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3:28Edo SegalHOST
Y para cerrar, el cofundador de Facebook, Chris Hughes, publicó esta semana un artículo de opinión en el que le pide al Congreso crear una oficina federal de supervisión de IA instalada físicamente dentro de los laboratorios Frontier, no como una agencia separada, sino como inspectores generales con un escritorio dentro de Anthropic, OpenAI y Google.
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3:49Edo SegalHOST
La propuesta llega el mismo día en que esas mismas compañías están diseñando su propio regulador, lo que es o bien una convergencia o bien una carrera.
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3:58Edo SegalHOST
Soy Edo Segal en Opus.