The 80,000 Hours team|436 - Max Nadeau on why ambitious people should start AI safety nonprofits
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Objavljeno17 ruj 2026
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Max Nadeau on why ambitious people should start AI safety nonprofits
Slušano
17 ruj 2026
435-
Why the intelligence explosion can't happen inside a data centre | Tom Reed
Slušano
10 ruj 2026
434-
Inside the first AI-coordinated cyberattack on a real company
Slušano
04 ruj 2026
433-
#253 – AI 2027's author returns with a plan to change the ending | Daniel Kokotajlo
Slušano
27 kol 2026
432-
#252 – Owain Evans on accidentally training AI models to be evil
Slušano
20 kol 2026
431-
#251 – The UK's former head AI safety scientist on how to solve alignment before superintelligence arrives | Geoffrey Irving
Slušano
11 kol 2026
430-
#250 – Toby Ord on where AGI timelines go wrong
Slušano
06 kol 2026
429-
What the hell happened with AGI timelines in 2026? – Rob Wiblin
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04 kol 2026
428-
#249 – Spencer Greenberg on staying sane while trying to save the world
Slušano
28 srp 2026
427-
#248 – Jasmine Sun on what the people building AI really believe
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21 srp 2026
426-
#247 – Anton Leicht on how middle powers avoid losing everything in a post-AI world
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14 srp 2026
425-
#246 – Sneha Revanur on how a small team of activists helped pass America's landmark AI safety laws
Slušano
08 srp 2026
424-
We can guess what intergalactic war would look like. And strangely, it matters.
Slušano
18 lip 2026
423-
How AI could create the world’s biggest problems (article by Zershaaneh Qureshi)
Slušano
11 lip 2026
422-
#245 – Rohin Shah on what it's really like to run AGI safety at Google DeepMind (and where I disagree with 'doomers')
Slušano
02 lip 2026
421-
What makes for a dream job? | Benjamin Todd
Slušano
28 svibanj 2026
420-
#244 – Benjamin Todd on how we’re updating our career advice for the strangest time in history
Slušano
26 svibanj 2026
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Can AIs already start 'rogue deployments' inside AI companies? (Landmark new METR report)
Slušano
20 svibanj 2026
418-
#243 – 'Godfather of AI' Yoshua Bengio: "I now see a path" to safe superintelligent AI
Slušano
07 svibanj 2026
417-
'95% of AI Pilots Fail': The hidden agenda behind the viral stat that misled millions
Slušano
28 tra 2026
416-
#242 – Will MacAskill on how we survive the 'intelligence explosion,' AI character, and the case for 'viatopia'
Slušano
22 tra 2026
415-
Risks from power-seeking AI systems (article narration by Zershaaneh Qureshi)
Slušano
16 tra 2026
414-
How scary is Claude Mythos? 303 pages in 21 minutes
Slušano
10 tra 2026
413-
Village gossip, pesticide bans, and gene drives: 17 experts on the future of global health
Slušano
07 tra 2026
412-
What everyone is missing about Anthropic vs the Pentagon. And: The Meta leaks are worse than you think.
Slušano
03 tra 2026
411-
#241 – Richard Moulange on how now AI codes viable genomes from scratch and outperforms virologists at lab work — what could go wrong?
Slušano
31 ožu 2026
410-
#240 – Samuel Charap on how a Ukraine ceasefire could accidentally set Europe up for a bigger war
Slušano
24 ožu 2026
409-
#239 – Rose Hadshar on why automating all human labour will break our political system
Slušano
17 ožu 2026
408-
#238 – Sam Winter-Levy and Nikita Lalwani on how AGI won't end mutually assured destruction (probably)
Slušano
10 ožu 2026
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Using AI to enhance societal decision making (article by Zershaaneh Qureshi)
Slušano
06 ožu 2026
406-
#237 – Robert Long on how we're not ready for AI consciousness
Slušano
03 ožu 2026
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#236 – Max Harms on why teaching AI right from wrong could get everyone killed
Slušano
24 velj 2026
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#235 – Ajeya Cotra on whether it’s crazy that every AI company’s safety plan is ‘use AI to make AI safe’
Slušano
17 velj 2026
403-
What the hell happened with AGI timelines in 2025?
Slušano
10 velj 2026
402-
#179 Classic episode – Randy Nesse on why evolution left us so vulnerable to depression and anxiety
Slušano
03 velj 2026
401-
#234 – David Duvenaud on why 'aligned AI' would still kill democracy
Slušano
27 sij 2026
400-
#145 Classic episode – Christopher Brown on why slavery abolition wasn't inevitable
Slušano
20 sij 2026
399-
#233 – James Smith on how to prevent a mirror life catastrophe
Slušano
13 sij 2026
398-
#144 Classic episode – Athena Aktipis on why cancer is a fundamental universal phenomena
Slušano
09 sij 2026
397-
#142 Classic episode – John McWhorter on why the optimal number of languages might be one, and other provocative claims about language
Slušano
06 sij 2026
396-
2025 Highlight-o-thon: Oops! All Bests
Slušano
29 pro 2025
395-
#232 – Andreas Mogensen on what we owe 'philosophical Vulcans' and unconscious beings
Slušano
19 pro 2025
394-
#231 – Paul Scharre on how AI-controlled robots will and won't change war
Slušano
17 pro 2025
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AI might let a few people control everything — permanently (article by Rose Hadshar)
Slušano
12 pro 2025
392-
#230 – Dean Ball on how AI is a huge deal — but we shouldn’t regulate it yet
Slušano
10 pro 2025
391-
#229 – Marius Hobbhahn on the race to solve AI scheming before models go superhuman
Slušano
03 pro 2025
390-
Rob & Luisa chat kids, the 2016 fertility crash, and how the 50s invented parenting that makes us miserable
Slušano
25 stu 2025
389-
#228 – Eileen Yam on how we're completely out of touch with what the public thinks about AI
Slušano
20 stu 2025
388-
OpenAI: The nonprofit refuses to be killed (with Tyler Whitmer)
Slušano
11 stu 2025
387-
#227 – Helen Toner on the geopolitics of AGI in China and the Middle East