Nathan Lambert
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first heard Feb 2025
last heard 1 Feb
Nathan Lambert’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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We remember the engine is probably the equivalent of the computer in this.
But there's a lot of other physical transformations that people are aware of, like all the...
like the cotton gin and all these things that these machines that are still known, air conditioning, refrigerators, some of these things from AI will still be known.
The word transformer could still very well be known.
I would guess that deep learning is definitely still known, but the transformer might be evolved away from in 100 years with ASI, AI researchers everywhere.
But I think deep learning is...
likely to be a term that is remembered.
private, like you might not engage with it as much as a phone, but having something where you could have private information that is yours as an interface between the rest of the internet, I think is something that people will still exist.
It might not look like an iPhone and it might be used a lot less, but I still expect to have people carry things around.
Um, private for you, like encrypted messages, encrypted photos, you know what your life is like.
I guess this is a question on whether how optimistic on brain machine interfaces you are.
If there's all of that just going to be stored in the cloud and your whole calendar, like it,
it's hard to think about processing all the information that we can process visually through brain machine interfaces, presenting something like a calendar or something to you.
Like it's hard to just think about knowing without looking, you know, your email inbox, like you signal to a computer and then you just know your email inbox.
Like, what does that, like, is that something that the human brain can handle being piped into it?
Non-visually like, I don't know exactly how those transformations happen.
Because humans aren't changing in 100 years.
I think agency and community are things that people actually want.
So people you are close to, being able to do things with them and being able to describe meaning to your life and to be able to do things.
I think that that is... If not in 100 years, I don't think that human biology is changing at all.
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