Audrey Tang

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92 appearances 2 recordings 2 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 10 Jun

Audrey Tang’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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But is there a future in which social media, instead of pitting humans against one another, puts people and connects them with each other, elevating the voice that bridge?
And you're like, we have just a demo.
So it's a common knowledge engine that turns polarization into what we can all live with.
This is truly visionary.
And think about it, because this thing is open source, it is open data, so it means that not just X, but rather blue sky, true social, everybody, can just plug in that stream, and so that AI can learn from that,
and then connect the communities back together.
So what if we applied this engine beyond social media?
Can you paint a picture of how that would look like?
And with that, Jay, Keith, thank you for being our best builders and showing us that a pro-social media future is not in some sci-fi.
It's already here.
Thank you.
Thank you, Audrey.
I'm Audrey Tang, and I'm a guest curator along with the fantastic Divya Siddharth at TED 2026.
And we chose the interview format to bring Keith and Jay in because we really feel that the 18-minute talk format, as good as it is, is not doing the full justice of their job, which is training in AI.
to understand the differences between say climate justice communities and the biblical creation care communities and the various different aspects that this social translation can do to our democracy.
So I try to push them like really hard in every answer they give and they took it like a champion.
This ending talks about data is soil.
so that the understanding between different communities tend to gather this garden of AI agents that grow with our communities, loyal to communities, and not trying to extract anything, but just to regenerate our deep understanding.
Sure.
So the first time we've used collective intelligence systems on a national issue was in 2015, when Uber first entered Taiwan.
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