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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 147 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Connor is the CEO of Conjecture and one of the most famous names in the AI alignment movement. This is the "behind the scenes footage" and bonus Patreon interviews from the day of the Beff Jezos debate, including an interview with Daniel Clothiaux. I... more
Professor Chris Bishop is a Technical Fellow and Director at Microsoft Research AI4Science, in Cambridge. He is also Honorary Professor of Computer Science at the University of Edinburgh, and a Fellow of Darwin College, Cambridge. In 2004, he was ele... more
Dr. Philip Ball is a freelance science writer. He just wrote a book called "How Life Works", discussing the how the science of Biology has advanced in the last 20 years. We focus on the concept of Agency in particular. more
Dr. Paul Lessard and his collaborators have written a paper on "Categorical Deep Learning and Algebraic Theory of Architectures". They aim to make neural networks more interpretable, composable and amenable to formal reasoning. The key is mathematica... more
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Oh how the mighty have fallen. It deeply saddens me to say, but MLST went from my weekly go-to to a hard pass. The shift towards sponsored content is painfully obvious, with some episodes feeling more like infomercials. The "interviews” come off as nothing more than a platform for founders to pitch their ventures. If I wanted a non-stop sales pitch, I’d tune in to a shopping network. more
Lots of potential and a great host usually but there are too many episodes (most recent included) where he brings on someone who does not know how to debate for a debate. Great example is that Connor keeps taking air time. It really ruins the quality and feels like a high school debate being recorded as he talks down to people and tries to “establish” hypothetical decision points. Go back to the expert discussions and depth over clickbait and you’ll have a great show.
A podcast that has truly changed my life over the past three years. Phenomenal guests, impeccable ideas.
Adds to a strong catalog.
A clear labour of love, highly technical and fun, and quite different to many out there.
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