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How do we find meaning in a post-AGI, solved world? Nick Bostrom & I discuss his brand new book "Deep Utopia" on this week's Win-Win podcast right here on X. We also get into Superintelligence, Vulnerable World Hypothesis & Digital Minds. Co-hosted with Igor Kurganov Timestamps: 1:42 - Why...

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Are we just living in a giant corporate game of mind control? My guest this week believes so. Jim Rutt is an early internet pioneer, former chair of the Santa Fe Institute & co-founder of Game B, and we chat all things markets, memes and dopamine. He's one of the wisest, rawest, no BS people I've ever met, so if you're keen to change the game for better, this is one for you. 1:42 - Intro 3:38 - Tech hygiene practices 6:57 - Why tech sabbaticals? 10:12 - The allure of slot machines 15:02 - Building tech responsibly 21:38 - Status games 23:34 - The market as an information ecosystem 31:38 - Digital status games 38:42 - Definition of Game A and Game B 52:14 - Preventing system collapse 01:05:52 - Practical Game B experiments 01:18:00 - Why Game A is self-terminating 1:27:45 - Planetary boundaries and population size 1:39:41 - How to fix the game from within it? 1:41:45 - Defeating tyrants and "big men" 1:49:18 - Jim's trillion dollar idea 2:00:31 - AI consciousness 2:14:36 - Consciousness vs Intelligence 2:22:48 - The high stakes game of AI consciousness 2:26:32 - Rapid fire predictions 2:28:53 - Jim's Win-Win Win-Win Podcast Episode no. 48
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Are we just living in a giant corporate game of mind control? My guest this week believes so. Jim Rutt is an early internet pioneer, former chair of the Santa Fe Institute & co-founder of Game B, and we chat all things markets, memes and dopamine. He's one of the wisest, rawest, no BS people I've ever met, so if you're keen to change the game for better, this is one for you. 1:42 - Intro 3:38 - Tech hygiene practices 6:57 - Why tech sabbaticals? 10:12 - The allure of slot machines 15:02 - Building tech responsibly 21:38 - Status games 23:34 - The market as an information ecosystem 31:38 - Digital status games 38:42 - Definition of Game A and Game B 52:14 - Preventing system collapse 01:05:52 - Practical Game B experiments 01:18:00 - Why Game A is self-terminating 1:27:45 - Planetary boundaries and population size 1:39:41 - How to fix the game from within it? 1:41:45 - Defeating tyrants and "big men" 1:49:18 - Jim's trillion dollar idea 2:00:31 - AI consciousness 2:14:36 - Consciousness vs Intelligence 2:22:48 - The high stakes game of AI consciousness 2:26:32 - Rapid fire predictions 2:28:53 - Jim's Win-Win Win-Win Podcast Episode no. 48

Liv Boeree

61,959 views • 11 months ago

Here's my conversation with Jennifer Burns (Jennifer Burns), a historian specializing in the evolution of economics & political ideas over the past 100 years. She wrote two great biographies: one on Milton Friedman and one on Ayn Rand. This is a super-technical deep-dive on econonmics, capitalism, and ideas of freedom in general. Also, at the end of the episode (in the outro), I reflect on my conversation with President Zelenskyy. The full episode is here on X and everywhere else. Links in comment. Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction 0:48 - Milton Friedman 15:41 - The Great Depression 29:58 - Schools of economic thought 41:05 - Keynesian economics 48:53 - Laissez-faire 56:43 - Friedrich Hayek 1:02:01 - Money and monetarism 1:16:46 - Stagflation 1:21:39 - Moral case for capitalism 1:25:35 - Freedom 1:30:34 - Ethics of competition 1:34:20 - Win-win solutions 1:36:09 - Corruption 1:38:33 - Government intervention 1:44:53 - Conservatism 1:51:16 - Donald Trump 1:53:52 - Inflation 1:58:21 - DOGE 2:03:40 - Javier Milei 2:08:46 - Richard Nixon 2:16:00 - Ronald Reagan 2:19:07 - Cryptocurrency 2:34:23 - Ayn Rand 2:42:01 - The Fountainhead 2:53:41 - Sex and power dynamics 3:09:47 - Evolution of ideas in history 3:17:15 - Postmodernism 3:28:16 - Advice to students 3:36:32 - Lex reflects on Volodymyr Zelenskyy interview
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Here's my conversation with Jennifer Burns (Jennifer Burns), a historian specializing in the evolution of economics & political ideas over the past 100 years. She wrote two great biographies: one on Milton Friedman and one on Ayn Rand. This is a super-technical deep-dive on econonmics, capitalism, and ideas of freedom in general. Also, at the end of the episode (in the outro), I reflect on my conversation with President Zelenskyy. The full episode is here on X and everywhere else. Links in comment. Timestamps: 0:00 - Introduction 0:48 - Milton Friedman 15:41 - The Great Depression 29:58 - Schools of economic thought 41:05 - Keynesian economics 48:53 - Laissez-faire 56:43 - Friedrich Hayek 1:02:01 - Money and monetarism 1:16:46 - Stagflation 1:21:39 - Moral case for capitalism 1:25:35 - Freedom 1:30:34 - Ethics of competition 1:34:20 - Win-win solutions 1:36:09 - Corruption 1:38:33 - Government intervention 1:44:53 - Conservatism 1:51:16 - Donald Trump 1:53:52 - Inflation 1:58:21 - DOGE 2:03:40 - Javier Milei 2:08:46 - Richard Nixon 2:16:00 - Ronald Reagan 2:19:07 - Cryptocurrency 2:34:23 - Ayn Rand 2:42:01 - The Fountainhead 2:53:41 - Sex and power dynamics 3:09:47 - Evolution of ideas in history 3:17:15 - Postmodernism 3:28:16 - Advice to students 3:36:32 - Lex reflects on Volodymyr Zelenskyy interview

Lex Fridman

458,824 views • 1 year ago

How to AGI-Proof Your Life | Nick Bostrom Today, work gives many of us purpose and meaning. But AI is making more and more of that work obsolete, until one day, AI might make redundant not just work but also much of leisure! Deep Utopia, a new book by @NickBostromPhD, is all about that day and what to do about it. In this interview, you are going to learn: 1. Where you can invest your time, effort, and resources NOW that is most AI-proof. 2. What human activities even AGI cannot replace. 3. What life will look like post-AGI. Timestamps 02:15 AI Radically Changes the Practice of Philosophy 06:08 Why Ignorance Is Set to Become a Luxury 07:45 Why AI Can’t Replace Human Relationships 11:41 How AI Changes the Labor Market 17:40 AI will make even leisure obsolete 20:35 How AI Changes the Meaning of the Good Life 21:52 The Five Pillars of Meaning post-AGI 35:22 People underestimate the importance of pleasure 42:33 The Biggest Problem in Utopia Will Be Boredom 51:01 Can Life Be Meaningful Without Stakes & Risk? 55:19 Utopia's Greatest Challenge to Human Nature 58:38 Can Simulation Save Us from Boredom? 1:03:18 The Unabomber's Prescient Intuition 1:05:44 Philosophy of AI & Theology
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How to AGI-Proof Your Life | Nick Bostrom Today, work gives many of us purpose and meaning. But AI is making more and more of that work obsolete, until one day, AI might make redundant not just work but also much of leisure! Deep Utopia, a new book by @NickBostromPhD, is all about that day and what to do about it. In this interview, you are going to learn: 1. Where you can invest your time, effort, and resources NOW that is most AI-proof. 2. What human activities even AGI cannot replace. 3. What life will look like post-AGI. Timestamps 02:15 AI Radically Changes the Practice of Philosophy 06:08 Why Ignorance Is Set to Become a Luxury 07:45 Why AI Can’t Replace Human Relationships 11:41 How AI Changes the Labor Market 17:40 AI will make even leisure obsolete 20:35 How AI Changes the Meaning of the Good Life 21:52 The Five Pillars of Meaning post-AGI 35:22 People underestimate the importance of pleasure 42:33 The Biggest Problem in Utopia Will Be Boredom 51:01 Can Life Be Meaningful Without Stakes & Risk? 55:19 Utopia's Greatest Challenge to Human Nature 58:38 Can Simulation Save Us from Boredom? 1:03:18 The Unabomber's Prescient Intuition 1:05:44 Philosophy of AI & Theology

Johnathan Bi

18,737 views • 1 year ago

on the frontier of tech & culture in conversation with signüll ! 00:00 signüll account origins 06:25 on being motivated by process vs. outcomes 07:49 many-to-one leverage 14:49 on becoming more open with more visibility 16:57 AI researchers and policy discussions 22:35 a post kimi k3 world 26:57 american competition vs protectionism 34:12 the role of incentives in AI discourse 36:11 bringing more people into the AI wave 43:24 on signüll's spirituality 47:56 the centralization of talent 55:30 the effects of lower cost intelligence 1:02:00 signüll is hiring for skye and investing! DM him
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on the frontier of tech & culture in conversation with signüll ! 00:00 signüll account origins 06:25 on being motivated by process vs. outcomes 07:49 many-to-one leverage 14:49 on becoming more open with more visibility 16:57 AI researchers and policy discussions 22:35 a post kimi k3 world 26:57 american competition vs protectionism 34:12 the role of incentives in AI discourse 36:11 bringing more people into the AI wave 43:24 on signüll's spirituality 47:56 the centralization of talent 55:30 the effects of lower cost intelligence 1:02:00 signüll is hiring for skye and investing! DM him

ashe

111,042 views • 1 month ago