More podcasts, conversations, talks

Here’s my talk “Are We Cooked?” about the AI Mathocalypse—the one where, every time I give it, I need to update it with all the big theorems AI has proved since the last time I gave the talk. This version is from the Institute for Foundations of Machine Learning (IFML) here at UT Austin, back on October 2 (so, ancient times). Here I am with Rabbi Neil Blumofe of Agudas Achim synagogue in Austin. Rabbi Blumofe asks me about quantum mechanics, AI, consciousness, free will, why I say “please” and “thank you” to GPT, and why I blog about Israel. The questions from the audience, unexpectedly, were more like “will cryptocurrencies that use RSA or Diffie-Hellman take longer to break with quantum computers than those that use elliptic curve cryptography?” Thanks to Rabbi Blumofe for doing this. There are (sigh) more recent YouTube videos but I can’t find the links right now. Maybe I’ll add them later.

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