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LessWrong · Philosophy

LessWrong (30+ Karma)

Audio narrations of LessWrong posts.

Episodes

″“Bad faith” means intentionally misrepresenting your beliefs” by TFD

“Retrospective on my unsupervised elicitation challenge” by DanielFilan

“Control protocols don’t always need to know which models are scheming” by Fabien Roger

“Anthropic spent too much don’t-be-annoying capital on Mythos” by draganover

“The paper that killed deep learning theory” by LawrenceC

“Forecasting is Way Overrated, and We Should Stop Funding It” by mabramov

″“Thinkhaven”” by Raemon

“Is the Cat Out of the Bag?: Who knows how to make AGI?” by Oliver Sourbut

“Against the “Permanent” Underclass” by Marcus Plutowski

“Quick Paper Review: “There Will Be a Scientific Theory of Deep Learning”” by LawrenceC

“Protecting Cognitive Integrity: Our internal AI use policy (V1)” by Tom DAVID

“Methodology for inferring propensities of LLMs” by Olli Järviniemi

“vLLM-Lens: Fast Interpretability Tooling That Scales to Trillion-Parameter Models” by Alan Cooney, Sid Black

“What Happens When a Model Thinks It Is AGI?” by josh :), David Africa

“Should We Train Against (CoT) Monitors?” by RohanS

“If Everyone Reads It, Nobody Dies - Course Launch” by Luc Brinkman, Chris-Lons

“Does your AI perform badly because you — you, specifically — are a bad person” by Natalie Cargill

“A “Lay” Introduction to “On the Complexity of Neural Computation in Superposition”” by LawrenceC

“AI #165: In Our Image” by Zvi

“An Angry Review of Greg Egan’s “Didicosm”” by LawrenceC

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