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LessWrong · Philosophy

LessWrong (30+ Karma)

Audio narrations of LessWrong posts.

Episodes

“Monthly Roundup #42: May 2026” by Zvi

“Incriminating misaligned AI models via distillation” by Alek Westover, SebastianP, Alex Mallen, Jozdien, Alexa Pan, Julian Stastny

“The hard core of alignment (is robustifying RL)” by Cole Wyeth

“Announcing the Center for Shared AI Prosperity” by Dylan Matthews

“Risk reports need to address deployment-time spread of misalignment” by Alex Mallen

“Mechanistic estimation for expectations of random products” by Jacob_Hilton

“MATS 9 Retrospective & Advice” by beyarkay

[Linkpost] “Don’t be too Clever to Take Obvious Advice” by Hide

“Verification-Centric AI” by Raemon

“Convergent Abstraction Hypothesis” by Jan_Kulveit

“AI #168: Not Leading the Future” by Zvi

“Automated Alignment is Harder Than You Think” by Aleksandr Bowkis, Marie_DB, Jacob Pfau, Geoffrey Irving

“The safe-to-dangerous shift is a fundamental problem for eval realism; but also for measuring awareness” by Charlie Griffin, Patrick Leask

“Predicting Rare LLM Failures with 30× Fewer Rollouts” by Santiago Aranguri, Francisco Pernice

“Cyber Lack of Security and AI Governance” by Zvi

[Linkpost] “Claude is Now Alignment Pretrained” by RogerDearnaley

“The primary sources of near-term cybersecurity risk” by lc

“Most “inner work” looks like entertainment.” by Chris Lakin

[Linkpost] “Apollo Update May 2026” by Marius Hobbhahn

“Voters are surprisingly open to talking about AI risk” by less_raichu

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