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Tagged “AI safety”
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AI in 2025: Models, Scaling, Work and What Comes Next
Lex Fridman talks with machine learning researchers Sebastian Raschka and Nathan Lambert about AI developments over the past year and what may come next. They compare U.S. and Chinese labs, consumer and coding models, and the rise of open-…
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Neuralink: Brain Interfaces and the Future of Humanity
Lex Fridman speaks individually with Elon Musk, Neuralink co-founder DJ Saw, head neurosurgeon Matthew McDougall, software lead Bliss Chapman, and first human participant Nolan Arbaugh. They discuss Neuralink’s implant, surgical robot, neu…
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AI Safety and the Risks of Superintelligence
Lex Fridman speaks with AI safety researcher Roman Yampolskiy, author of AI, Unexplainable, Unpredictable, Uncontrollable, about the possibility that increasingly capable AI could escape human control. They examine existential risk, mass s…
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Guillaume Verdun on E/ACC, AI and Thermodynamic Computing
Lex Fridman speaks with physicist and entrepreneur Guillaume Verdun, also known as Based Beth Jezos, about the merger of his public and anonymous identities and the origins of effective accelerationism (E/ACC). Verdun links the movement’s …
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Consciousness and Reality: A Conversation with David Chalmers
In this deep dive, philosopher David Chalmers explores the "hard problem" of consciousness—the mystery of why physical matter gives rise to subjective experience. He addresses the simulation hypothesis, suggesting that even if our reality …
1h 39m
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