AI community argues whether a convicted fraudster should hold an EA job
JeremiahDJohns · x · 2026-09-12
- JeremiahDJohns argues a convicted fraudster shouldn't be in charge of EA funding; she could make pottery, be a barista, or farm yams instead.
- marcusabramovi1 counters that she isn't in charge of EA funding and is building infrastructure.
- JeremiahDJohns concedes he doesn't know the alternative: courts decided she's served her time, and Manifund gets a very smart, undercompensated worker with fewer job prospects.
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