Dustin Moskovitz

Elon responds to this.

It says, "Jacob Coxon doesn't have much of a resume, but we know that in 2022 he got a $20,000 scholarship from Long-Term Future Scholarship Program from Good Venture, uh, Foundation, one of philanthropic, uh, vehicles of Dustin Moskovitz, a notorious AI doomer who has spent tens if not hundreds of, uh, millions on policy advocacy to regulate it." And so as you, as you go through this, there's some ties to Sam Bankman-Fried.

Elon responds back, and Elon says, "This is a bunch of BS." He, uh, uh, mocks the ex-Anthropic staffer who warned AI could kill all of us.

In the tweet from Elon Musk within seconds, Jacob Coxon responds back, "It's as if Tom said he was ready for it." Brett Baird did a good job asking him a question yesterday.

Skeptics believe that a broader network could be supporting him with a view to limiting the development of AI for the benefit of the giants who currently dominate the industry, not for the benefit of humanity.

Peter Thayer with Capital Research said after Coxon's viral tweet was boosted by AI safety advocates that he had previously received scholarship funding from a philanthropic organization related to Dustin Moskovitz, an AI safety advocate and anthropic investor.

Other critics saying the whole thing might have been concocted to push for AI safety regulation that could benefit anthropic.

Coxon, of course, says this is nonsense.

They've come a long way.

Jan Tallinn was one of the initial investors as well as duskin moskovitz where series a was led by yan talin technology investor and co-founder of skype the round includes participation from james mcclave dustin moskovitz who is also named in this post and the center for emerging risk research eric schmidt and others yeah fair so we know this we know that anthropic actually was funded uh founded by these guys and people like yan talin and duskin moskovitz have gone ahead and um funded ai safety research we've known this for a while this is not a massive secret if you read a book like a supremacy for example that's very well covered in there so that's not really a conspiracy but the fact that the retweets happened from these particular accounts

Yeah, okay.

Jacob Coxon doesn't have much of a resume, but we know that in 2022, he got a 20 grand scholarship for long-term future scholarship program from the Good Venture Foundation, which is one of the philanthropic vehicles of Duskin Muscovitz.

One was Sam Bankman-Fried, who is now in jail for fraud.

And then the second largest one was this guy, Dustin Moskovitz, who we're going to talk a lot about today, but is also a billionaire.

and donates to a lot of these causes and thought like this was just totally unprepared.

This is like going to be a massive wave of censorship like we've never seen before.

You'll see this very often.

Almost all of them have rebranded in some way.

Dustin Moskovitz, similarly, is like a Facebook billionaire.

He was very early co-founder of Facebook.

Anybody complaining about billionaires in politics? Bill Gates, $100 million he's donated to the Democrats, which is impressive that he has any money left over after all of those trips to Epstein Island his wife accused him of.

I'm not saying he went, but are any of the Democrats complaining about the money? Dustin Moskovitz, Facebook exec, 100 million.

George Soros, 100 million.

Reid Hoffman, 60 million.

Anybody complaining about billionaires in politics? Bill Gates, $100 million he's donated to the Democrats, which is impressive that he has any money left over after all of those trips to Epstein Island his wife accused him of.

I'm not saying he went, but are any of the Democrats complaining about the money? Dustin Moskovitz, Facebook exec, 100 million.

George Soros, 100 million.

Reid Hoffman, 60 million.