Am I correct in interpreting your comment as something like “Rebecca says it’s costly to say more which might imply she is sitting on not yet disclosed information that might put powerful EAs in a bad light”? I did not really pick up on this when reading the OP but your comment got me worried that maybe there is some information that should be made public?
’Am I correct in interpreting your comment as something like “Rebecca says it’s costly to say more which might imply she is sitting on not yet disclosed information that might put powerful EAs in a bad light”?’
Yes, that’s what I meant. Maybe not “not all ready disclosed” though. It might just be confirmation that the portraited painted here is indeed fair and accurate: https://time.com/6262810/sam-bankman-fried-effective-altruism-alameda-ftx/ EDIT: I don’t doubt that the article is broadly literally accurate, but there’s always a big gap between what claims a piece of journalism like this is making if you take it absolutely 100% literally line-by-line and the general impression you’d get about what happened if you fill in the blanks from those facts in the way the piece encourages you to. It’s the latter that I think it is currently unclear how accurate it is, though after Rebecca’s post I am heavily leaning towards the view that the broad impression painted by the article is indeed accurate.
Am I correct in interpreting your comment as something like “Rebecca says it’s costly to say more which might imply she is sitting on not yet disclosed information that might put powerful EAs in a bad light”? I did not really pick up on this when reading the OP but your comment got me worried that maybe there is some information that should be made public?
’Am I correct in interpreting your comment as something like “Rebecca says it’s costly to say more which might imply she is sitting on not yet disclosed information that might put powerful EAs in a bad light”?’
Yes, that’s what I meant. Maybe not “not all ready disclosed” though. It might just be confirmation that the portraited painted here is indeed fair and accurate: https://time.com/6262810/sam-bankman-fried-effective-altruism-alameda-ftx/ EDIT: I don’t doubt that the article is broadly literally accurate, but there’s always a big gap between what claims a piece of journalism like this is making if you take it absolutely 100% literally line-by-line and the general impression you’d get about what happened if you fill in the blanks from those facts in the way the piece encourages you to. It’s the latter that I think it is currently unclear how accurate it is, though after Rebecca’s post I am heavily leaning towards the view that the broad impression painted by the article is indeed accurate.