Maggie FitzGerald

[Brian Quintenz @BrianQuintenz]

Because of prediction markets, for the first time ever, small businesses have access to risk management tools that Wall Street has used for years. New from me in Fortune: https://t.co/9kmSsL23Sq

[Maggie FitzGerald @mlfitz27]

Time limits and night restrictions for teens should be an industry standard. Time for more companies to get on board

[rat king 🐀 @MikeIsaac]

Meta is going full bore with pushing other companies to add the same restrictions it will add to its apps as a part of settlement:

Meta plans to run this copy as a full page print advertisement in the Washington Post, Los Angeles Times and the New York Times tomorrow morning

[Maggie FitzGerald @mlfitz27]

Strong agreement for parents everywhere, but this is limited until other platforms are held to the same standard. Let's get TikTok and YouTube on the same page!

[CSPAN @cspan]

Massachusetts Attorney General (@MassAGO) Andrea Joy Campbell Announces Multi-state Settlement with Meta – LIVE at 12:30pm ET https://t.co/aOw7pbiYdz

[Meta Newsroom @MetaNewsroom]

Today marks an historic agreement between Meta and 52 Attorneys General that provides sweeping new protections empowering parents and setting the standard for the industry. https://t.co/jFvBPj506M

[Ron Rule @ronrule]

In 2001 George W Bush proposed a partial privatization plan for Social Security so you could put 10% of your SS contribution into the markets.

People rejected this.

We can now see that if it had passed, the 10% that went into the markets would have outperformed the 90% the government managed, the program would be solvent, and the average SS recipient would be receiving 2X what they currently receive.

The worst bet you’ll ever make is betting on government.

[Dina Powell McCormick @DinaPowellMcC]

Proud to partner with @NABTU to invest in the men and women of the skilled trades who are building America’s future.

[Sara Eisen @SaraEisen]

Counties that build data centers are seeing new housing, higher home values, lower unemployment and more job growth…

[Dina Powell McCormick @DinaPowellMcC]

.@FoxBusiness: @Meta announced a $1 billion Future is for Everyone Fund to invest directly in communities, backing teachers, law enforcement, local infrastructure. Zuckerberg says he was inspired by teachers in Richland Parish, Louisiana who received bonuses thanks to the company’s data center investment in that state.

[Dina Powell McCormick @DinaPowellMcC]

In his latest piece, Mark shares his vision on how to build a future for everyone.
https://t.co/evdOnNNJNh

[Dina Powell McCormick @DinaPowellMcC]

.@WISHNews8: Today, America’s Workforce Academy “celebrated a milestone with its first graduating class in the country.

‘We’re pioneers in a way, and we’re just kinda shepherding the new work force in a way,’ graduate Ethan Blake said. ‘And I’m grateful to be here and grateful to be a part of the team.’”

Congratulations to the first graduates of
@AmerWorkAcademy!

[El Paso Times @elpasotimes]

OPINION: Why the Meta Data Center is good for El Paso https://t.co/3LHz78ocQa

[David Sacks @DavidSacks]

Mark Zuckerberg gets it right:

“The defining question of our age isn’t whether superintelligence will exist, but who will have access to it. Will it be centralized and restricted to a few institutions, or will it be a tool that empowers everyone?”

Concentration of power is the biggest risk of AI. When a small number of labs (working hand-in-glove with the administrative state) decide who has access to which model capabilities, they inevitably shape what can be said, known, and built. That’s not “safety.” It’s control.

As Mark points out, the history of open source shows that broad access and transparency are usually the best path to actual security and resilience. Decentralization creates checks and balances on power. By contrast, centralized alternatives, like bureaucratic approval regimes and mandatory gatekeeping, typically produce regulatory capture and reinforce cartels.

Personal superintelligence in everyone’s hands, with competing models and real data sovereignty, is a far better check on a dystopian future than self-appointed guardians who claim to be “aligned” with all of humanity.

[Mark Zuckerberg @finkd]

Give it a read: https://t.co/Rq4O3xRHdL

[Maggie FitzGerald @mlfitz27]

Always on the side of the optimist 🇺🇸

[Dina Powell McCormick @DinaPowellMcC]

By working together, we can make this moment transformational for humanity. The future can be for everyone.

[Dina Powell McCormick @DinaPowellMcC]

By working together, we can make this moment transformational for humanity. The future can be for everyone.

[Dina Powell McCormick @DinaPowellMcC]

What an honor to partner with the leaders in Richland Parish, Louisiana, who are investing in their community, in their teachers, and in their small businesses. It is a privilege to be part of what they’re building!

[Merriam-Webster @MerriamWebster]

Why is it ‘cancelled’ in the U.K. but ‘canceled’ in the U.S.?

Because we gave them that L in 1776.

[RedditCFB @RedditCFB]

We actually have a 2nd amendment guaranteeing the right to guns. That includes Baloguns.

[Clay Travis @ClayTravis]

Golden line from John Strong as England fails to score against Ghana today in Boston. “But as we know the English historically struggle here in Massachusetts.”

[USMNT Only @usmntonly]

ABSOLUTE GOOSEBUMPS AS THE ENTIRE STADIUM SINGS 'TAKE ME HOME, COUNTRY ROADS' WITH THE USMNT PLAYERS AFTER THE WIN AGAINST AUSTRALIA

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