# Ben Pace

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"Intro to Intros" with Sammy Cottrell

Inkhaven resident Sammy Cottrell discusses one of his Inkhaven publications. Here he argues a good intro solves trust and discovery at the same time, and doing so makes you valuable. Ben Pace speaks with him at Inkhaven, a residency for writers and bloggers. Sponsored by WordPress.com. https://www.…

"The Paper That Killed Deep Learning Theory" with Lawrence Chen

Inkhaven resident Lawrence Chen discusses one of his Inkhaven publications. This post reviews the crisis of AI research that occurred when neural networks routinely succeeded in ways that the dominant mathematical theories of learning said should have been impossible. Ben Pace speaks with him at In…

"What Is To Be Done?" by Viv

Inkhaven resident Viv discusses one of her Inkhaven publications. Today we learn that the war against Bluetooth speakers begins with dirty looks and ends, somehow, in the sea. Ben Pace speaks with her at Inkhaven, a residency for writers and bloggers.Sponsored by http://WordPress.comhttps://www.ink…

"$10K Bets on My Series 7" by Nancy Hua

Inkhaven resident Nancy Hua discusses one of her Inkhaven publications. She discusses her first days at a trading firm, where the most revealing trade in the room was a bet on whether the new girl would pass. Ben Pace speaks with her at Inkhaven, a residency for writers and bloggers.Sponsored by Wo…

"Don't Screw The Crew" by Henry Stanley

Inkhaven resident Henry Stanley discusses one of his Inkhaven publications. This piece captures the strange grief of loving someone who leaves almost immediately, yet changes the architecture of your inner life forever. Ben Pace speaks with him at Inkhaven, a residency for writers and bloggers. Spo…

“World Building with Gravity Slingshots” by Avi

Inkhaven resident Avi discusses one of his Inkhaven publications. Gravity slingshots are almost a loophole in the rocket equation, but they fail near planets. How can we overcome that? Ben Pace speaks with him at Inkhaven, a residency for writers and bloggers. Sponsored by WordPress.com https://www…

"Sin As A Physical Particle" by Itsi Weinstock

Inkhaven resident Itsi Weinstock discusses one of his Inkhaven publications. Intention-based ethics let people negotiate with themselves, but particle-based sin turns morality into a law of physics. Ben Pace speaks with him at Inkhaven, a residency for writers and bloggers. Sponsored by WordPress.c…

"Contributing to Technical Research in the AI Safety End Game" by Benjamin Sturgeon

Inkhaven resident Benjamin Sturgeon discusses one of his Inkhaven publications. Even in the AI safety endgame, outsiders can still become live players by finding the right leverage points. Ben Pace speaks with him at Inkhaven, a residency for writers and bloggers.Sponsored by WordPress.comhttps://w…

"Why AI’s Impact Depends on Organizations and Demand" by Jacob Schaal

Inkhaven resident Jacob Schaal discusses one of his Inkhaven publications. This newsletter reviews evidence on AI, jobs, productivity, and policy to show why the technology’s ultimate impact will be shaped by institutions and incentives rather than capabilities alone. Ben Pace speaks with him at In…

"Jensen Huang Says If We Cannot Align AI, Shut Down the AI Labs" by Ben Pace

I was very surprised today on a podcast to hear Jensen Huang plainly state that if they cannot align the AIs, then the labs must shut down. The context I have on Huang is that he has run NVIDIA for 30+ years, which has become the most valuable company in the world due to the AI boom. My understandi…