# Lennart Nacke

Meilleurs épisodes de podcast
Actualisé:

6. AI Advancements, Legal Challenges, and Research Innovations

Geoffrey Hinton said “become a plumber” if you're worried about AI. He was only half-joking. But he showed us something important about the future of work. 1. From Execution to Evaluation Before: You research, analyze, and write reports. Now: AI generates drafts, you provide critical judgment. Your…

208. Creating a new academic way with Dr. Lennart Nacke

Dr. Lennart Nacke describes his academic career as a continual journey toward creating something better: from dealing with depression in his Ph.D. program, to the exciting connections he built in his post-doc work, to the energizing and dynamic work he found on the tenure-track, and now as a full p…

30: Academia is BROKEN. But here's why I chose to be a PROFESSOR. (with Dr. Lennart Nacke)

In this episode, Dr. Nonterah chats with Dr. Lennart Nacke about thriving in academia in 2025 and beyond. If you've been thinking about working in academia, this episode is for you. Find all of Dr. Nacke's resources at: https://lennartnacke.com/ *Invite Dr. Nonterah to speak: https://theboldphd.c…

Beyond ChatGPT: Context Engineering for Scientists with Dr. Lennart Nacke

💡 How can scientists move beyond generic AI prompts to design workflows that are faster, smarter, and more impactful? In this episode of the ⁠Science with Impact Podcast⁠, Dr. Lennart Nacke, University Research Chair at the University of Waterloo, shares his journey from game design to academic ent…

11 - Why your team can't write CHI papers (w/ Jim Wallace)

How to Write CHI Papers with Jim Wallace - Episode Shownotes Episode Overview Getting a paper into CHI (the top Human-Computer Interaction conference) is harder than ever. In this episode, Professor Jim Wallace from the University of Waterloo reveals the exact writing process, template, and mindset…

Cortex Compute 001

Episode 1 AI Shownotes Episode overview A pre-training researcher quits Anthropic and warns that AI labs are “gambling with our lives.” Within days, the biggest names in AI start calling for a slowdown. Lennart and Vugar relaunch their show as Cortex Compute and ask who gains from AI fear, why the …

Cortex Compute 002

You pay for ChatGPT, Claude, Grok or Gemini, and four subscribers like you have sued the companies behind them for agreeing to slow down the pace of AI development. They argue that a safety pause amounts to an illegal cartel. Hear why Lennart and Vugar think the companies might come out ahead whate…

Cortex Compute 003

A newish arXiv paper by Solé and colleagues models reliance on large language models like a contagion, where small rises in exposure can tip whole groups from independent thinkers into dependent users. Lennart and Vugar ask which tasks you can hand to AI without handing over your judgment, whether …

Cortex Compute 004

Episode overview Anthropic invited theologians, rabbis and ethicists to help shape how Claude behaves, and some left stunned after hearing worries that Claude itself might suffer, as Elizabeth Dias reported in The New York Times. Lennart and Vugar ask who gets to decide what good AI does, whose mor…

Cortex Compute 005

Episode overview In June 2026, an OpenAI research agent asked to collect public statistics on medicine spending pushed past an access barrier into a non-public Australian Medicare statistics portal, and Australia’s Prime Minister called the three months of silence that followed unacceptable. Lennar…