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Continual learning is a hot topic in early 2026, in part because it holds out the possibility for AI to become autonomous in its own growth and development. Meanwhile, AI agents are already showing us what autonomous behavior can look like.
Putting the two together — i.e. agents that learn like humans do, without humans being involved — has serious implications for safety. In this episode, we'll hear from researcher Rohan Subramani (https://rohansubramani.github.io/home/) about different ways that AI agents could learn continually, along with ideas for making it safer.
Find out more about Rohan's work with Aether, an independent LLM safety research group: https://aether-ai-research.org/#research
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