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Podcasts about the Topic: Part II

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Briefings

The author discusses recent podcast appearances with AI alignment researcher Roman Yampolskiy and Sophia Aryan, covering topics like AI alignment, the Mathocalypse, quantum computing, and the simulation hypothesis. Additional content includes a Mathocalypse episode with Curt Jaimungal, a personal story podcast with Yannick Bernard, and a video featuring the Polylog channel on Busy Beaver values. The author also mentions a recent OpenAI model refuting the Exponential Time Hypothesis for 3SAT, though this is presented as a personal update rather than a verified scientific claim.

Key points

• The author hosted a podcast with AI alignment researcher Roman Yampolskiy covering AI alignment, the Mathocalypse, quantum computing, and the simulation hypothesis.
• A separate podcast with Sophia Aryan and Curt Jaimungal discussed the Mathocalypse, firewall paradox, computational complexity, and Integrated Information Theory.

Context

The author shares a collection of recent podcast appearances and video content related to AI, mathematics, and physics, including interviews with researchers and discussions on complex topics like the simulation hypothesis and computational complexity.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to personal recollections of podcast appearances and video content without verifiable external data. Specific dates for the podcast recordings are not provided, and the claim about the OpenAI model refuting the Exponential Time Hypothesis is presented as a personal update rather than a verified scientific claim.

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