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My best interview in some time. Rohin Shah leads AGI alignment/safety at DeepMind. And he has a lot of spicy personal takes: We probably won’t get catastrophic misalignment (00:49) Safety 'commitments' have severe limitations (10:38) The intelligence explosion probably isn't imminent (1:52:44) Why he's not working to pause AI advances (51:44) Pre-deployment evals aren't the right focus (for catastrophic risks) (37:41) Signalling concern for safety sometimes diverts resources from actually making AI safe (01:09:51) Reading AI thoughts is v useful for safety – and we'll probably be able to for years to come (54:17) Governance is somewhat more likely to be the bottleneck than alignment (43:55) Rohin's team doesn't have a veto, and that's OK (27:36) Central banks are a promising model for regulating AI (33:34) Also: Google DeepMind's actual plan for building AGI safely (1:40:29) How external researchers can positively influence big AI companies (2:21:55) The roles GDM most needs to hire for (2:37:03) On the 80,000 Hours Podcast. Links below - enjoy! (Rohin Shah)

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Mark Cuban reveals he only uses E-MAILS to run all his businesses, no meetings or phone calls "It's got to be an email." "So, a lot of people ask about my daily routine and you're going to be shocked. I look at my phone or I'm looking at a laptop and I'm on there 8, 9, 10 hours a day." "Am I going to meetings? No. Am I taking phone calls? No. Am I going to some office somewhere? No." "When I was working my way up, I always had to work to somebody else's schedule. When I finally sold my companies and had enough money to stand on my own, prior to getting an iWatch, the first thing I did was get rid of a watch. I didn't wear a watch for 30 years because I didn't want to be on anybody else's time." "And now, finally, because people pretty much kiss my ass when it comes to business, I can tell them I'm doing everything via email. Period end of story. And because of that, I can get everything done by sitting on a laptop or a phone anywhere in the world and that works out really well."

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1,888,618 views • 3 months ago

I’m way over my 10,000 hours chart time / trading since 2016 When I was illegally working in clubs and bars in nyc or when I was running my own 7 figures businesses in Miami I was putting in 2 to 10 hours into learning the skill of trading EVERY SINGLE DAY On my own on my computer from 0 Absolute 0 and I always had bills to pay I was working all day 7/7 and I had a social life crushing it in nyc I just wasn’t sleeping much but when you’re a young bull on your grind you’re waking up first thing because you’re hungry When I went full time trading in 2020 I was putting in close to 100 hours a week Always been passionate about it and was finally able to focus solely on my trading full time Living the dream Most ppl can’t even put in 18 min a day into anything I know for a fact because I’ve been trying to put on irl friends for years and until this day Most ppl just don’t have it 0 discipline 0 consistency Most ppl are just meant to be employees Work their job get home watch netflix drink on weekends and talk about other ppl, their dreams or random shit Nothing wrong with that as long as you accept that you’ll never be the big dawg Discipline is in the choices you make all day everyday 🏴‍☠️

I’m way over my 10,000 hours chart time / trading since 2016 When I was illegally working in clubs and bars in nyc or when I was running my own 7 figures businesses in Miami I was putting in 2 to 10 hours into learning the skill of trading EVERY SINGLE DAY On my own on my computer from 0 Absolute 0 and I always had bills to pay I was working all day 7/7 and I had a social life crushing it in nyc I just wasn’t sleeping much but when you’re a young bull on your grind you’re waking up first thing because you’re hungry When I went full time trading in 2020 I was putting in close to 100 hours a week Always been passionate about it and was finally able to focus solely on my trading full time Living the dream Most ppl can’t even put in 18 min a day into anything I know for a fact because I’ve been trying to put on irl friends for years and until this day Most ppl just don’t have it 0 discipline 0 consistency Most ppl are just meant to be employees Work their job get home watch netflix drink on weekends and talk about other ppl, their dreams or random shit Nothing wrong with that as long as you accept that you’ll never be the big dawg Discipline is in the choices you make all day everyday 🏴‍☠️

Pepethuglife

33,986 views • 3 years ago

This is a great session to demonstrate how far Estimates has fallen. I asked a perfectly simple question: if a person followed the TGA's COVID-19 "vaccine" schedule, how many shots would they have had by now? Watch as they bob and weave to avoid answering this simple question. Part of the reason for this is to use up time. The TGA session attracts a lot of interest, and my time is limited, so the longer they can draw out the answer, the fewer questions they have to answer. I then asked about a new study showing that the COVID-19 jabs produced spike proteins for almost two years after injection, despite being told that the vaccines stayed in the injection site and passed out of the body in a matter of hours. Professor Lawler tried to discredit the research, which was conducted by Yale, and refused to acknowledge that the spike proteins from the "vaccine" were being produced for years after vaccination, despite the paper stating exactly that. A substantial amount of my time was spent on them saying very little that they could be held accountable for later. I also asked about other studies linking vaccines with autism and received a similar response: the link between vaccines and autism has been discredited—nothing to see here, move on. The link between autism and vaccination has been well established, even with the small number of papers that have survived the bullying from big Pharma to protect their sacred cash cow. I will not stop pursuing the truth about vaccine harm. Note: This video combines two separate sessions into one video file.

This is a great session to demonstrate how far Estimates has fallen. I asked a perfectly simple question: if a person followed the TGA's COVID-19 "vaccine" schedule, how many shots would they have had by now? Watch as they bob and weave to avoid answering this simple question. Part of the reason for this is to use up time. The TGA session attracts a lot of interest, and my time is limited, so the longer they can draw out the answer, the fewer questions they have to answer. I then asked about a new study showing that the COVID-19 jabs produced spike proteins for almost two years after injection, despite being told that the vaccines stayed in the injection site and passed out of the body in a matter of hours. Professor Lawler tried to discredit the research, which was conducted by Yale, and refused to acknowledge that the spike proteins from the "vaccine" were being produced for years after vaccination, despite the paper stating exactly that. A substantial amount of my time was spent on them saying very little that they could be held accountable for later. I also asked about other studies linking vaccines with autism and received a similar response: the link between vaccines and autism has been discredited—nothing to see here, move on. The link between autism and vaccination has been well established, even with the small number of papers that have survived the bullying from big Pharma to protect their sacred cash cow. I will not stop pursuing the truth about vaccine harm. Note: This video combines two separate sessions into one video file.

Malcolm Roberts 🇦🇺

32,887 views • 1 year ago

We spend more time in PDFs than we'd ever admit. Be honest. How many hours last week? And it's never the easy stuff. It's redacting a document line by line. It's hunting for one answer buried in 80 pages. It's reading the same paragraph four times because the contract won't just tell you what you need to know. That's the part nobody puts on their calendar. But it's the part that eats the day. So here's why I'm excited. I've been working with Foxit. And their AI assistant does the thing I always wished my PDF tool could do. You just ask. In plain English. "Redact every name in this file." "What are the payment terms in this agreement?" "Summarize section 7 for me." No menus. No hunting. No reading it four times. You ask, it answers. The document finally works for you instead of the other way around. That's not a small upgrade. That's hours back in your week. Your time is worth more than that. Visit and try it today. Your future self (and your next deal) will thank you.

We spend more time in PDFs than we'd ever admit. Be honest. How many hours last week? And it's never the easy stuff. It's redacting a document line by line. It's hunting for one answer buried in 80 pages. It's reading the same paragraph four times because the contract won't just tell you what you need to know. That's the part nobody puts on their calendar. But it's the part that eats the day. So here's why I'm excited. I've been working with Foxit. And their AI assistant does the thing I always wished my PDF tool could do. You just ask. In plain English. "Redact every name in this file." "What are the payment terms in this agreement?" "Summarize section 7 for me." No menus. No hunting. No reading it four times. You ask, it answers. The document finally works for you instead of the other way around. That's not a small upgrade. That's hours back in your week. Your time is worth more than that. Visit and try it today. Your future self (and your next deal) will thank you.

Leonard Rodman

44,562 views • 2 months ago

Asked Jayson Tatum if it was ever tempting to wait until next season, knowing that he could shake off the rust behind closed doors rather than in public. Thought his answer was super thoughtful: "It was a range of emotions, of things I was dealing with and contemplating and thinking about. Obviously, physically getting cleared by everybody. And, lot of it had to do with where the team was at, and never wanting to take moments in a season for granted, just thinking like, ‘Oh, we’ll be good next year.’ It's like, I've been in the league a long time, I've been fortunate to be on a lot of really good teams. And you never want to take for granted opportunity to be on the team that's contending for a championship. I had never had basketball taken away from me, so I always — I never took the game for granted, but as you can imagine, how much I missed playing basketball. The little kid inside me, that that's all I wanted to do my entire life. So, when I was cleared and got the opportunity, it was a lot of people I talked to to make the decision, knowing that I wasn't going to be perfect when I first came on the floor, but showing my teammates that I was willing to fight through it, and give it my all. And even though I wouldn't be as in-rhythm or in condition at first, I knew it was going to take some time, but I wanted to be out there with him, I was gonna do whatever it took.”

Asked Jayson Tatum if it was ever tempting to wait until next season, knowing that he could shake off the rust behind closed doors rather than in public. Thought his answer was super thoughtful: "It was a range of emotions, of things I was dealing with and contemplating and thinking about. Obviously, physically getting cleared by everybody. And, lot of it had to do with where the team was at, and never wanting to take moments in a season for granted, just thinking like, ‘Oh, we’ll be good next year.’ It's like, I've been in the league a long time, I've been fortunate to be on a lot of really good teams. And you never want to take for granted opportunity to be on the team that's contending for a championship. I had never had basketball taken away from me, so I always — I never took the game for granted, but as you can imagine, how much I missed playing basketball. The little kid inside me, that that's all I wanted to do my entire life. So, when I was cleared and got the opportunity, it was a lot of people I talked to to make the decision, knowing that I wasn't going to be perfect when I first came on the floor, but showing my teammates that I was willing to fight through it, and give it my all. And even though I wouldn't be as in-rhythm or in condition at first, I knew it was going to take some time, but I wanted to be out there with him, I was gonna do whatever it took.”

Noa Dalzell 🏀

97,939 views • 4 months ago

Sayonara 2024!! I know I’m a little late buttt… man, that one really flew by! I did a lot last year that I’m proud of. I released 4 songs independently that I love (Tripped, Raw, HTWWY & Down🥰), I filmed 3 music videos (2 of my own, the other with Remi Wolf who is a queen), I was on the cover of Marie Claire’s music issue (say whaaaat?! 🎵♥️), I got to sing Big Girls Don’t Cry on the Kelly Clarkson show 🥹 (honored) , I made new friends, I traveled ! I went to the Cannes film festival for the first time which has always been a dream of mine. I went to PFW for the first time!! (Unreal experience 😍) I dressed up,I dressed down. I spent time with my amazing fam. I wrote more music which I can’t wait to share with you all. I had a brand new movie come out (Depravity🩸) and gave a performance I’m proud of. I laughed, I cried. I loved,I lost. I danced more than ever. I sang my heart out. I stepped out of my comfort zone. I met a lot of really amazing people & had some incredible experiences. And most importantly, I ate A LOT of really good food. ✨ And above all else my friends, I TRIED. I didn’t always live up to my own expectations & things didn’t always work out the way I wanted to. But I TRIED, and I’m proud of myself for that. You should be too 🫂 Here’s to more of that in the new year!! Happy 2025 my friends, thank you for coming along for the ride. And thank you as always for your support & love. Beyond beyond grateful🙏🏼 Can’t wait to see what this year has in store for us all. Whatever it is, I know we can handle it 💪🏼Let’s make this year our bitch!!!! ✨ With LOVE, Vic 💋

Victoria Justice

89,263 views • 1 year ago

We did something crazy. We told everyone that, for my 79th birthday, they could get my fitness app for free if they finished four programs in a year: And guess what? People responded. More than ever before. And even more important, thousands and thousands of people are now training and getting in shape. The sale ends tomorrow, though. And you can only get it through that link. Now, a smart consultant would say there is a chance that none of those people pay for the app and we end up completely stuck with the cost of running it. Good. Because that would mean that I got tens of thousands of people training for a full year. That’s a bigger win than anything on a spreadsheet. That’s why we are a consultant and investor-free business. If you want to join them with my birthday offer, you don’t have much more time: But one thing is staying: You’ll always be able to earn money back for doing the work. After tomorrow, people will pay $150 to start, then earn $50 back for their first program, and $50 back for their fourth program. $100 back, every year, forever. And I’m planning to add another $50 back if you get someone else to join and complete their first program, so yes: using my app for free will always be possible. People have always called me crazy, and it’s worked out pretty well for me. So why stop now? I believe that a good fitness business should be about what works, not about spreadsheets. Program start rates and program completion rates more than doubled in our January test of paying people back to finish a program. Those members are some of the most active in our community, encouraging all the new people who joined this week. The rewards in fitness have always been in the wrong place: for starting, instead of for being consistent. That’s what a January discount is, and it’s why most of the January crowd quits by February. We’ve found the structure that rewards consistent action. The Pump Club will be sticking with it. And if you want to make our CFO mad, you’ve got a little more than 24 hours to get back ALL of your money in your first year - before the birthday sale ends tomorrow:

We did something crazy. We told everyone that, for my 79th birthday, they could get my fitness app for free if they finished four programs in a year: And guess what? People responded. More than ever before. And even more important, thousands and thousands of people are now training and getting in shape. The sale ends tomorrow, though. And you can only get it through that link. Now, a smart consultant would say there is a chance that none of those people pay for the app and we end up completely stuck with the cost of running it. Good. Because that would mean that I got tens of thousands of people training for a full year. That’s a bigger win than anything on a spreadsheet. That’s why we are a consultant and investor-free business. If you want to join them with my birthday offer, you don’t have much more time: But one thing is staying: You’ll always be able to earn money back for doing the work. After tomorrow, people will pay $150 to start, then earn $50 back for their first program, and $50 back for their fourth program. $100 back, every year, forever. And I’m planning to add another $50 back if you get someone else to join and complete their first program, so yes: using my app for free will always be possible. People have always called me crazy, and it’s worked out pretty well for me. So why stop now? I believe that a good fitness business should be about what works, not about spreadsheets. Program start rates and program completion rates more than doubled in our January test of paying people back to finish a program. Those members are some of the most active in our community, encouraging all the new people who joined this week. The rewards in fitness have always been in the wrong place: for starting, instead of for being consistent. That’s what a January discount is, and it’s why most of the January crowd quits by February. We’ve found the structure that rewards consistent action. The Pump Club will be sticking with it. And if you want to make our CFO mad, you’ve got a little more than 24 hours to get back ALL of your money in your first year - before the birthday sale ends tomorrow:

Arnold Schwarzenegger

2,555,461 views • 2 days ago

🎥| “What's your highlight of being a Doncaster fan?” Louis Tomlinson: It probably means more in my in my adult life, to be honest. Um, I think you know, I think a big part of that for me was moving away from Doncaster and really missing my town. So, a way of kind of still staying connected with them and keeping me love and passion for the town, I suppose that it it's kind of just the obvious thing to be a big fan of where you're from, you know? Um, there's definitely some great moments growing up, but as I said, you know, th- there's not a lot of Donny fans in Doncaster, so, which is kind of crazy. There's a lot of big clubs near us. Two big Sheffield clubs, yourselves... Um, so, yeah, it definitely it definitely wasn't like the most attractive attractive prospect at school. There wasn't that many Donny fans, but we went on an amazing cup run. We beat Man City before they had all that money, which was amazing. We went out on penalties to Arsenal. I remember being there. And that was the first moment, I think, where I'd really attached emotion to football. I remember going home like absolutely devastated, like I'd just been finished by my girlfriend at the time. Just absolutely mortified, and I think it wasn't really until that moment that I really understood, you know, like, especially the emotions involved, and and especially a small club, that would have meant the world to us to win it. Obviously, I'm still talking about it now. But that's what it's all about with these smaller clubs. It's the cup runs. That's all you got to celebrate, really. We've had some playoff moments that were great as well, but I wasn't lucky enough to be at any of those games. So, for me, it was more about the cups growing up.” 🔗

🎥| “What's your highlight of being a Doncaster fan?” Louis Tomlinson: It probably means more in my in my adult life, to be honest. Um, I think you know, I think a big part of that for me was moving away from Doncaster and really missing my town. So, a way of kind of still staying connected with them and keeping me love and passion for the town, I suppose that it it's kind of just the obvious thing to be a big fan of where you're from, you know? Um, there's definitely some great moments growing up, but as I said, you know, th- there's not a lot of Donny fans in Doncaster, so, which is kind of crazy. There's a lot of big clubs near us. Two big Sheffield clubs, yourselves... Um, so, yeah, it definitely it definitely wasn't like the most attractive attractive prospect at school. There wasn't that many Donny fans, but we went on an amazing cup run. We beat Man City before they had all that money, which was amazing. We went out on penalties to Arsenal. I remember being there. And that was the first moment, I think, where I'd really attached emotion to football. I remember going home like absolutely devastated, like I'd just been finished by my girlfriend at the time. Just absolutely mortified, and I think it wasn't really until that moment that I really understood, you know, like, especially the emotions involved, and and especially a small club, that would have meant the world to us to win it. Obviously, I'm still talking about it now. But that's what it's all about with these smaller clubs. It's the cup runs. That's all you got to celebrate, really. We've had some playoff moments that were great as well, but I wasn't lucky enough to be at any of those games. So, for me, it was more about the cups growing up.” 🔗

World Tomlinson

11,298 views • 1 month ago