“Thinking Machines,” hosted by Daniel Reid Cahn, bridges the worlds of artificial intelligence and philosophy - aimed at technical audiences. Episodes explore how AI challenges our understanding of topics like consciousness, free will, and morality, featuring interviews with leading thinkers, AI leaders, founders, machine learning engineers, and philosophers. Daniel guides listeners through the co... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 24 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | PhilosophySociety & CultureTechnology |
Is the AI revolution we're experiencing going to push us into a future we can't imagine? Or will the pace of progress enable us to adjust along the way?
Dan Shipper spends his time thinking and writing on these topics (and many others) as the founde... more
GPT-3 didn't have much of a splash outside of the AI community, but it foreshadowed the AI explosion to come. Is o1 OpenAI's second GPT-3 moment?
Machine Learning Researchers Guilherme Freire and Luka Smyth discuss OpenAI o1, it's impact, and it's p... more
Dev Rishi is the founder and CEO of Predibase, the company behind Ludwig and LoRAX. Predibase just released LoRA Land, a technical report showing 310 models that can outcompete GPT-4 on specific tasks through fine-tuning. In this episode, Dev tries (... more
Talfan Evans is a research engineer at DeepMind, where he focuses on data curation and foundational research for pre-training LLMs and multimodal models like Gemini. I ask Talfan:
• Will one model rule them all?
• What does "high quality data" actu... more
"Understanding what's going on in a model is important to fine-tune it for specific tasks and to build trust."
Bhavna Gopal is a PhD candidate at Duke, research intern at Slingshot with experience at Apple, Amazon and Vellum.
We discuss
• How adve... more
Chris Gagne manages AI research at Hume, which just released an expressive text-to-speech model in a super impressive demo. Chris and Daniel discuss AI and emotional understanding:
• How does “prosody” add a dimension to human communication? What is... more
Former OpenAI Research Scientist Joel Lehman joins to discuss the non-linear nature of technological progress and the present day implications of his book, Why Greatness Cannot Be Planned.
Joel co-authored the book with Kenneth Stanley back in 2015.... more
“Where are the good AI products?” asks Varun Shenoy, ML engineer in his latest blog post. Varun and I talk through:
• What are the cool applications that exist? Why aren't there more of them?
• What do (the few) good AI application companies have in... more
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