Lenny Rachitsky (00:00:00): The work that you guys do has had such a tremendous impact on the way the world works. I want to start with just giving people a brief understanding of what is Community Notes. Keith Coleman (00:00:09): Someone on X can see a post. If they think it's misleading, they can propose a note that they think other people might find informative. Other people can then rate that note. Jay Baxter (00:00:18): We actually look for agreement from people who have disagreed in the past. And what we see is when people actually have that sort of surprising agreement, that's what makes the notes so neutral and accurate and well- written, really, overall. Lenny Rachitsky (00:00:31): There's many people that are very polarized. How do you deal with people that are super anti-vax, super Jan 6? Keith Coleman (00:00:36): One philosophical thing that's important is that we want all of humanity to participate and sometimes people are surprised by that. We have all of humanity. We then have the data to understand what notes will be helpful to actual humanity. Every post is eligible for notes. We shouldn't exempt Elon. We shouldn't exempt government figures. We should be like everyone... Even advertisers can get notes. Jay Baxter (00:00:58): There have been external studies run by people totally independent of us who have found that if you take a post with or without a Community Note, that actually people's agreement with the core claims in the post does change if they see it with a note versus without. Lenny Rachitsky (00:01:13): Is there anything else along the lines of just working for Elon within an org Elon runs that might surprise people? Keith Coleman (00:01:18): If I were to start a company in that company, it would be even leaner than I would've made it before. I've been amazed with just how much the team is able to accomplish with a small group and I think because of a small group- Lenny Rachitsky (00:01:33): Today, my guests are Keith Coleman, Pro...