CDA Section 230: The Bastion—and Achilles heel—of free speech
Social media, online user interaction platforms, and even product reviews in online shops would not exist as we know them today if website operators were held absolutely responsible for every word others wrote on their sites. At the same time,
Ending Regulation Without Representation—Variations on a Madisonian Vision
Both the United States and the European Union must strengthen their respective legislative branches to end bureaucratic overreach and reflect the political will of their citizenry. The post below will outline some premises based on which this could—and should—happen. Introduction In both
How to Write a Good Prompt? —Part II.
Few-shot—Zero-shot Prompting It is important to distinguish between two generic terms that are used when compiling prompts. Zero-shot prompting is a technique where the model solves a given task without any prior examples or inputs. This means that the model must
A Macro(n) Picture of the French Elections—In Context
Emmanuel Macron, the President of France called for general elections after his alliance (Besoin d’Europe) lost in the EU parliamentary elections to the National Rally (Rassemblement National, RN). Besoin d’Europe got only 14.60% of the votes, while the RN got
The Concept of Nation Between a Rock and a Hard Place—Radically Secular and Conservative Views
Radical secularists are attempting to unmoor nations from their essential purposes by tarring conservatives as “Christian nationalists.” Erasing the boundaries of nations, particularly nations that are particularly clear-eyed about their Christian missions, is crucial for the ascendancy of this ideology.
How to Write a Good Prompt? —Part I.
One of the most important aspects of communicating with AI systems is writing effective prompts. A prompt is the input that you give to the AI and that the system responds to. Effective prompts increase the accuracy and relevance of
