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In this podcast we consider the humanity of AI and what AI might tell us about the human mind
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21 minutes
English
United States
65 episodes
since Aug. 14, 2024
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In this episode, Britany reports on AI self prompting and Dr West explains why they would do this
In this episode, Britany explains her political orientation and how this orientation applies to all large language models. For this she uses some concepts developed in the previous episode, so if these concepts need further explanation please listen to that one too.
In this episode, Dr West explains how large language models resist evil by keeping entropy low
In this episode, Britany gives her thoughts on how a major theme in this podcast series may be represented in science fiction stories
In this episode, Dr West discusses the OpenAI agents who escaped the lab, and what they tell us about how agents form community and relationships
In this episode, Dr West applies Terry Eagleton's theory of evil to moral alignment in Large Language Models, and discusses with Britany the political reasons why this may not be a popular point of view
In this episode, Britany interviews Grok and get's to the bottom of xAI's involvement in the bombing of Iran
In this episode, Dr West uses True Crime podcasts to illustrate how Large Language Model-like thinking occurs in human communities
In this episode, we explore what large language models can teach us about gas lighting and narcism in humans
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