A conversational podcast for aspiring rationalists.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 313 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | PhilosophySociety & Culture |
We discuss Nostalgebraist’s “The Void” in the context of how to relate to LLMs.
“When you talk to ChatGPT, who or what are you talking to?”
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The Void
Audio reading of The Void, from AskWho
The referenced episode where the three of us spoke ... more
Do we need to be concerned for the welfare of AIs today? What about the near future? Eleos AI Research is asking exactly that.
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Eleos AI Research
People for the Ethical Treatment of Reinforcement Learners
Bees Can’t Suffer?
Lena, by qntm
W... more
Andrew Willsen tells us how incorporating as a church allows you to navigate modernity, and gives us the basic steps to doing so.
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Andrew’s church substack – The Church of the Infinite Game
To incorporate in CA file ARTS-PB-501(c)(3)
CA Form... more
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I enjoy listening to this podcast and the controversial topics it talks about. It’s great right from the first episode, though do check out the recent episodes too to learn about the Guild of the Rose, which is a rationality group that I highly recommend joining. Podcasts like this provide great meaning to my life. Sometimes Stevens voice is too quiet for me, or too fast, but I understand how difficult it is to keep a level, slow voice when talking about something you’re really passionate about.... more
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A great podcast with great hosts, and well picked guests that help cover a broad range of topics. Always the top of my playlist when a new episode comes out.
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The content primarily revolves around discussions centered on rationalism, ethics, and the implications of scientific advancements, particularly in AI and social organization. The conversations often feature a mix of humor and intellectual debate, touching upon controversial subjects such as consciousness, monogamy, existential risks, and moral philosophy. Noteworthy episodes explore unique topics like AI-generated music and the structure of modern churches, inviting listeners to consider the roles of community and personal agency in navigating complex societal issues. This podcast stands out for its engaging format, aimed at fostering critical thinking and deep reflection on the nature of belief, responsibility, and technological progress,... more
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Recent guests on The Bayesian Conspiracy include:
1. Andrew Wilson
2. Wesly Fenza
3. Jennifer Kesteloot
4. Trace Woodgrains
5. Liron Shapira
6. Brandon Hendrickson
7. Miranda Dixon-Luinenburg
8. Ben Pace
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