@ChrisPainterYup on Backscroll

5 tweets from @ChrisPainterYup that Backscroll ranked for substance.

Chris Painter @ChrisPainterYup 2026-07-09 23:37Z

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Chris Painter @ChrisPainterYup 2026-07-06 04:59Z

Because of its speed, AI's advantage over humans on long-form written content (papers, articles, literature reviews) seems larger than its advantage on short-form content (tweets, short Substack posts). For this reason, I'd expect the "best" tweets to stay human longer.

Chris Painter @ChrisPainterYup 2026-07-05 05:57Z

One thing that really stands out about the American revolution is the extent to which it was leaders taking a gamble on abstract ideas that had been circulating about how government could be better, and really throwing a ton of risk to their lives, wealth, safety, and influence

Chris Painter @ChrisPainterYup 2026-06-29 19:07Z

There’s a “Slop Dunning-Kruger effect” where AI is making writing worse: It used to be that if someone was incapable of writing on a topic, they just wouldn’t write on that topic. Now they generate bad AI writing on that topic, cannot themselves tell that it’s bad, and submit it

Chris Painter @ChrisPainterYup 2026-06-25 04:07Z

Jeopardy category that's like "Lesswrong post or San Francisco billboard"

How it ranks: Backscroll reads my Twitter/X timeline and ranks every tweet for substance with an LLM taste rubric — not raw engagement. Curated by Surya Dantuluri.