Jay Baxter

If we can identify common ground at internet scale, it'll make it a lot easier to create a future that humanity likes.

You know, we built Community Notes because we wanted to build a better informed world.

And as it scales to more parts of the internet, that means more people have access to accurate information.

Yeah, so a really important principle of the program is that all posts are eligible.

That means posts from heads of state, posts from our company can get noted.

As Elon likes to point out, his posts get noted.

It regularly identifies AI-generated imagery.

It's been a ton of that recently with the Iran conflict.

It's detected deep fake audio of world leaders.

It covers lighter subjects like entertainment, fashion, et cetera.

We've even had multiple notes on both recent White House administrations.

And at least in one case, the White House actually took down the Post, issued an updated statement, and you can imagine, like, there was a person, a random person on the internet wrote that note.

You know, this isn't like a famous person.

They went out there, saw the White House did something wrong, typed in this note, put it up there, and then suddenly leaders of the free world changed their public statement.

That's like a superpower for people, so you can see why they're motivated to contribute.

Yeah, I mean, the origin for me goes back to 2016.

I was just a Twitter user then.

I was following the 2016 election.

There were three televised debates that year, but every day there was a debate on Twitter.

So that's where I was following, that's where the world was following.