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FBL95: Sander van der Linden - Foolproof in the Age of Misinformation
This week my guest is Sander Van Der Linden, Professor of Social Psychology at the University of Cambridge where he has also directed the Social Decision-Making Lab since 2016.In this episode we explore Sanders latest publication, Foolproof, in which he
FBL94: Max Borders - Decentralizing the Social Singularity
This week our guest is philosopher and author, Max Borders, who founded the non-profit Social Evolution in order to solve social problems through innovation, and who has also authored three books deeply exploring humanity’s movement to a society of decent
FBL93: Angus Fletcher - Why Storytelling Will Prevent AI Dominance
This week our guest is Professor of Story Science at Ohio State Universitys Project Narrative, Angus Fletcher, who pulls on his background of literature and neuroscience to understand how brains and machines process story and narrative.Angus has recentl
FBL92: Zak Stein - Transforming Education to Prevent Catastrophe
This week our guest is writer, educator, and futurist, Zak Stein, who is well known for co-founding the Consilience Project with Daniel Schmachtenberger, as well as his recent publication, Education in a Time Between Worlds: Essays on the Future of School
FBL91: Connor Leahy - The Existential Risk of AI Alignment
This week our guest is AI researcher and founder of Conjecture, Connor Leahy, who is dedicated to studying AI alignment. Alignment research focuses on gaining an increased understanding of how to build advanced AI systems that pursue the goals they were d
FBL90: Zoltan Istvan - The Current State of Transhumanism
In this episode we check back in with one-time presidential candidate and author of The Transhumanist Wager, Zoltan Istvan, to see how his views have changed since we last talked. This included exploring his changing views in ethics thanks to his study at
FBL89: Elizabeth Renieris - How Data Distracts Us From Human Rights
This weeks guest is lawyer, author, and Senior Research Associate at the Institute for Ethics in AI at Oxford University, Elizabeth M. Renieris.In this episode, we explore Elizabeth's brand new book, Beyond Data: Reclaiming Human Rights at the Dawn of t
FBL88: Justin Hendrix - Democracy in the Digital Age
This week our guest is research scientist and adjunct professor, Justin Hendrix, who is the CEO and editor of Tech Policy Press (https://techpolicy.press/), a non-profit media community dedicated to exploring the intersection of technology and democracy.
FBL87: Rosalind Picard - Engineering Emotion & AI
This week Im honored to be joined by MIT Professor, Rosalind Picard, who not only founded the field of affective computing, but is easily considered one of the most impactful inventors alive.In this episode, we explore affective computing and its many i
FBL86: Christopher Nguyen - Knowledge-First AI, GPT3, and More
This week my guest is entrepreneur and technologist, Christopher Nguyen, whoin addition to starting his own companieshas spent four decades working at some of the worlds biggest tech giants.In this episode we explore many facets of AI, including Chris