
Join Dr. Roman V. Yampolskiy on The Roman Forum for uncensored conversations about AI, superintelligence, simulation theory, consciousness, the singularity, and the future of everything. Barely edited, intellectually fearless, and unsurprisingly funny.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 5 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyComedyComedy Interviews | |||

Nick Bostrom joins Roman Yampolskiy for a wide-ranging conversation about simulation theory, AI alignment, superintelligence, digital consciousness, AI rights, human uploads, effective altruism, and whether humanity is prepared for what comes next. T... more
Dan Faggella is the founder of Emerj Artificial Intelligence Research, where he has interviewed nearly a thousand AI executives, founders, and researchers about the real-world impact of artificial intelligence. More recently, his work has turned towa... more
Robin Hanson is one of the most original and relentlessly contrarian thinkers working at the intersection of economics, artificial intelligence, rationality, governance, and the long-term future. He is an economist at George Mason University, a forme... more
What happens when the race to build superintelligence is actually a suicide race?
MIT physicist and AI researcher Max Tegmark joins Roman Yampolskiy for an uncompromising discussion about artificial general intelligence, uncontrollable superintellige... more
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Nate speaks so quickly. He has an important message for a certain type of audience but many would not grasp all he has to say. So rich were his statements that I had to rewind the recording to give my slow mind a chance to absorb the message.
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