Who decides what AI tells you? Campbell Brown, once Meta’s news chief, has thoughts
"The conversation is sort of happening in Silicon Valley around one thing, and a totally different conversation is happening among consumers."
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- "The conversation is sort of happening in Silicon Valley around one thing, and a totally different conversation is happening among consumers."
- Campbell Brown, once Meta’s news chief, has thoughts
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- The goal is to get AI judges to roughly 90% consensus with those human experts, a threshold she says Forum AI has been able to reach
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"The conversation is sort of happening in Silicon Valley around one thing, and a totally different conversation is happening among consumers."
Campbell Brown has spent her career chasing accurate information, first as a renowned TV journalist, then as Facebook’s first, and only, dedicated news chief. Now, watching AI reshape how people consume information, she sees history threatening to repeat itself. This time, she…
Her company, Forum AI, which she discussed recently with TechCrunch’s Tim Fernholz at a StrictlyVC evening in San Francisco, evaluates how foundation models perform on what she calls “high-stakes topics” — geopolitics, mental health, finance, hiring, subjects where “th…
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- "The conversation is sort of happening in Silicon Valley around one thing, and a totally different conversation is happening among consumers."
- Campbell Brown, once Meta’s news chief, has thoughts
- "The conversation is sort of happening in Silicon Valley around one thing, and a totally different conversation is happening among consumers," Campbell Brown said at StrictlyVC
- Campbell Brown has spent her career chasing accurate information, first as a renowned TV journalist, then as Facebook’s first, and only, dedicated news chief
- Now, watching AI reshape how people consume information, she sees history threatening to repeat itself
Why this matters
- The goal is to get AI judges to roughly 90% consensus with those human experts, a threshold she says Forum AI has been able to reach
- The practical value is the source trail: TechCrunch is the place to check before acting on prices, dates, availability, or local implications
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