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Consistently Candid

Consistently Candid

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 AI safety, philosophy and other things.© 2025 Consistently Candid Philosophie Sciences sociales
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    • #20 Frances Lorenz on the emotional side of AI x-risk, being a woman in a male-dominated online space & more

      #20 Frances Lorenz on the emotional side of AI x-risk, being a woman in a male-dominated online space & more
      May 14 2025

      In this episode, I chatted with Frances Lorenz, events associate at the Centre for Effective Altruism. We covered our respective paths into AI safety, the emotional impact of learning about x-risk, what it's like to be female in a male-dominated community and more!

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      Apply for EAG London!
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      52 min
    • #19 Gabe Alfour on why AI alignment is hard, what it would mean to solve it & what ordinary people can do about existential risk

      #19 Gabe Alfour on why AI alignment is hard, what it would mean to solve it & what ordinary people can do about existential risk
      Apr 13 2025

      Gabe Alfour is a co-founder of Conjecture and an advisor to Control AI, both organisations working to reduce risks from advanced AI.

      We discussed why AI poses an existential risk to humanity, what makes this problem very hard to solve, why Gabe believes we need to prevent the development of superintelligence for at least the next two decades, and more.

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      Read The Compendium and A Narrow Path
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      1 h et 37 min
    • #18 Nathan Labenz on reinforcement learning, reasoning models, emergent misalignment & more

      #18 Nathan Labenz on reinforcement learning, reasoning models, emergent misalignment & more
      Mar 2 2025

      A lot has happened in AI since the last time I spoke to Nathan Labenz of The Cognitive Revolution, so I invited him back on for a whistlestop tour of the most important developments we've seen over the last year!

      We covered reasoning models, DeepSeek, the many spooky alignment failures we've observed in the last few months & much more!

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      1 h et 46 min
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