All Episodes
AI Frontiers — 54 episodes
“A Roadmap for the Upcoming Labor Transition” by Deric Cheng, Jacob Schaal
“AI Will Not Start a Nuclear War, but Humans Might” by Peter W Singer
“Opt-In Surveillance Is Approaching” by Steven Veld
“Chinese Audiences Are Reading Western AI Safety Discourse” by Calvin Duff
“The Quadrillion-Dollar Disagreement on AI and the Economy” by Anton Shenk
“Catalytic Regulation: Incentivizing Safety During a Regulatory Drought” by Yonathan Arbel
“The Right Way to Sell Chips to China” by Alasdair Phillips-Robins, Noah Tan
“The Robot in Your Living Room Has No Rulebook” by Tristan Ingold
“How AI Could Benefit the Workers it Displaces” by Benjamin Jones
“China and the US Are Running Different AI Races” by Poe Zhao
“High-Bandwidth Memory: The Critical Gaps in US Export Controls” by Erich Grunewald, Raghav Akula
“Making Extreme AI Risk Tradeable” by Daniel Reti, Gabriel Weil
“Exporting Advanced Chips Is Good for Nvidia, Not the US” by Laura Hiscott
“AI Could Undermine Emerging Economies” by Deric Cheng
“The Evidence for AI Consciousness, Today” by Cameron Berg
“AI Alignment Cannot Be Top-Down” by Audrey Tang
“AGI’s Last Bottlenecks” by Adam Khoja, Laura Hiscott
“AI Will Be Your Personal Political Proxy” by Bruce Schneier, Nathan E. Sanders
“Is China Serious About AI Safety?” by Karson Elmgren, Scott Singer, Oliver Guest
“AI Deterrence Is Our Best Option” by Dan Hendrycks, Adam Khoja
“Summary of “If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies”” by Laura Hiscott
“Cybersecurity is Humanity’s Firewall Against Rogue AI” by Rosario Mastrogiacomo
“Precaution Shouldn’t Keep Open-Source AI Behind the Frontier” by Ben Brooks
“The Hidden AI Frontier” by Oscar Delaney, Ashwin Acharya
“Uncontained AGI Would Replace Humanity” by Anthony Aguirre
“Superintelligence Deterrence Has an Observability Problem” by Jason Ross Arnold
“Open Protocols Can Prevent AI Monopolies” by Isobel Moure, Tim O’Reilly, Ilan Strauss
“In the Race for AI Supremacy, Can Countries Stay Neutral?” by Anton Leicht
“How AI Can Degrade Human Performance in High-Stakes Settings” by Dane A. Morey, Mike Rayo, David Woods
“How the EU’s Code of Practice Advances AI Safety” by Henry Papadatos
“How US Export Controls Have (and Haven’t) Curbed Chinese AI” by Chris Miller
“Nuclear Non-Proliferation Is the Wrong Framework for AI Governance” by Michael C. Horowitz, Lauren A. Kahn
“Congress Might Block States from Regulating AI. That’s a Bad Idea.” by Kristin O’Donoghue
“Can Copyright Survive AI?” by Laura González Salmerón
“Avoiding an AI Arms Race with Assurance Technologies” by Nora Ammann, Sarah Hastings-Woodhouse
“We’ll Be Arguing for Years Whether Large Language Models Can Make New Scientific Discoveries” by Edward Parker
“The Case for AI Liability” by Gabriel Weil
“What if Organizations Ran Themselves?” by Gayan Benedict
“How AI Can Prevent Blackouts” by David ‘davidad’ Dalrymple
“We’re Not Ready for AI Liability” by Kevin Frazier
“A Glimpse into the Future of AI Companions” by Vanessa Bates Ramirez
“How AI Is Eroding the Norms of War” by David Kirichenko
“Today’s AIs Aren’t Paperclip Maximizers. That Doesn’t Mean They’re Not Risky” by Peter N. Salib, Simon Goldstein
“Can “Location Verification” Stop AI Chip Smuggling?” by Scott J Mulligan
“The Misguided Quest for Mechanistic AI Interpretability” by Dan Hendrycks, Laura Hiscott
“We’re Arguing About AI Safety Wrong” by Helen Toner
“Can the US Prevent AGI from Being Stolen?” by Philip Tschirhart, Nick Stockton
“AI Companies Want to Give You a New Job. Your New Team? A Million AIs.” by Vanessa Bates Ramirez
“America First Meets Safety First” by Miles Brundage, Grace Werner
“AIs Are Disseminating Expert-Level Virology Skills” by Dan Hendrycks, Laura Hiscott
“Smokescreen: How Bad Evidence Is Used to Prevent AI Safety” by Laura Hiscott
“We Need a New Kind of Insurance for AI Job Loss” by Kevin Frazier, Graham Hardig
“Exporting H20 Chips to China Undermines America’s AI Edge” by Jason Hausenloy
“How Applying Abundance Thinking to AI Could Help Humanity Flourish” by Kevin Frazier