The Credibility Layer: Checking What to Trust with AI
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How do we know what to trust in a world filled with misinformation, outdated headlines, hidden incentives, and AI-generated content?
In this episode of Intelligence Resources, Samantha Viola Wilson and Brittany George sit down with Aki, founder and CEO of Credible AI, to explore how artificial intelligence can help people evaluate information, identify bias, and make better-informed decisions.
Drawing on his experience at companies including Microsoft, Twitter, and Uber, Aki shares the inspiration behind Credible AI and its mission to build a credibility layer for the internet. The conversation covers misinformation, critical thinking, political bias in AI models, transparency in healthcare research, conflicts of interest, and the growing challenge of distinguishing credible information from persuasive content.
Aki also introduces Skim, a platform designed to help users quickly understand videos and articles, follow developing narratives, and surface the information that matters most to them or their businesses.
The conversation closes with a look at how AI could reshape social media, knowledge sharing, business intelligence, and even everyday routines like planning events and tracking fitness goals.
Visit https://skim.plus to learn more.
CHAPTERS
00:00 Introduction
00:55 From Princeton to Microsoft, Twitter, and Uber
02:47 Success, luck, privilege, and the fourth cookie
06:04 The story behind Credible AI
09:27 Could Credible AI exist without artificial intelligence?
11:04 Bias, nuance, and rebuilding critical thinking
13:07 The danger of outdated information
14:38 Aligning business incentives with users
17:13 AI-generated content and online fact-checking
19:34 Does it matter whether content was created by AI?
22:27 Building a credibility layer for the internet
23:18 Political bias within AI models
27:10 Credibility, funding, and bias in healthcare research
29:16 Why conflicts of interest should be disclosed upfront
32:31 The risks of relying on a single data point
33:19 Patient experiences, peptides, and medical research
36:43 Fake reviews and the loss of trust online
37:14 Can AI help restore critical thinking?
40:00 The difference between Credible AI and Skim
42:54 How Skim could support businesses and professional teams
47:45 AI advertising and potential conflicts of interest
49:18 How AI could transform platforms like X and Reddit
52:18 How Aki uses AI in his personal life
53:30 Using AI to plan and track fitness goals
56:09 Where to find Aki and Skim
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