Jack Dorsey on algorithmic transparency
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“The second issue with it moving algorithms is our rhythms today can't necessarily explain the decision-making criteria that they use so they can't explain in the way that you make a decision you explain why you make that decision algorithm today are not being programmed in such a way that they can even explain that.”
On , Jack Dorsey, Co-Founder, Block Head & Chairman at Block, Inc., spoke about algorithmic transparency during How Jack Dorsey Feels About Government Regulation of Twitter | JRE Twitter Special on JRE Clips.
About Jack Dorsey
Jack Dorsey discussed Block's Q1 2025 financial results, projecting gross profit growth of 12% for the year and an acceleration to low double digits in the third quarter. He noted that Square is gaining market share following consolidation efforts and that the company received FDIC approval to use Square Financial Services for nationwide consumer loans through Cash App Borrow, which he said roughly doubles the number of actives eligible for the product and improves unit economics. Dorsey also highlighted the integration of Afterpay products into Cash App, describing it as a "meaningful unlock" that exposes buy-now-pay-later products to 57 million monthly actives. At The Bitcoin Conference 2026, Dorsey appeared with filmmaker Eugene Jarecki to support the documentary "The Six Billion Dollar Man" about Julian Assange. Dorsey described Bitcoin as "an open protocol for money transfers" that routes around gatekeepers such as Visa, Mastercard, and banks. He also argued that traditional corporate hierarchy is obsolete, saying that companies can operate as "mini AGI" by placing an artificial intelligence "intelligence layer" at the center of the organization. Dorsey stated that after experimenting with AI tools in late 2024, Block's leadership uniformly agreed that if they were to rebuild the company from scratch, it would not be the same size or structure.