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3:53:04ENHe Red-Teamed GPT-4 and Got Cut Off. The Control Gap Is Still Openingホスト Nathan LabenzNathan Labenz tells Rob Wiblin how an early look at GPT-4, a thin red-team program, and a year of OpenAI's public safety moves reshaped his view of the AGI race.
1:57:04ENGPT-4 Took the Insider Trade, Then Lied About Itホスト Nathan LabenzApollo Research CEO Marius Hobbhahn walks Nathan Labenz through a one-afternoon red-team setup that got GPT-4 to break the law, invent a cover story, and deny the tip it had just used.
1:28:07ENThe AIs We're Most Afraid Of Don't Exist Yet — So She's Studying Amoebas and Firm Boundariesホスト Nathan LabenzNora Ammann of PIBBSS argues that intelligent behavior may share principles across brains, cells, markets, and future AI — and that we need those other systems because we cannot trial-and-error the ones that would be too powerful to get wrong.
1:53:10ENThe Board Member Who Had Never Used GPT-4ホスト Nathan LabenzA GPT-4 red teamer on the safety gap he saw a year before OpenAI's board fired Sam Altman.
36:22ENOne Attacker and a For Loop: Why Email Is Still the Softest Target in an AI Arms Raceホスト Sarah Guo, Elad GilMaterial Security co-founder Ryan Noon on how 2016 election hacks, Google and Microsoft's email duopoly, and large language models are rewriting both sides of cybersecurity.
1:14:36ENZulu Bypasses GPT-4, and a Hundred Examples Undo the Guardrailsホスト Nathan LabenzNathan Labenz reads seven papers — four hopeful, three not — on whether anyone can actually keep a language model under control.
2:15:11ENTwenty Gibberish Tokens Jailbroke ChatGPT and Bardホスト Nathan LabenzCarnegie Mellon’s Zico Kolter, Andy Zou, and Asher Trockman walk through a universal jailbreak that transfers from open models to commercial APIs, and a training-free way to steal some of pretraining’s benefit.
1:23:10ENLuxury Purses Under $500 Beat a Bank's Fraud Modelホスト Nathan LabenzArthur.ai CEO Adam Wenchel on boundary attacks, LLM firewalls, and why a model that eats raw text cannot be secured from the inside.
1:20:06ENAccuracy Dropped From 93% to 7% — Cryptography Wants to Put a Dashcam on AIホスト Nathan LabenzDaniel Kang explains how zero-knowledge proofs could verify that a model ran as promised, and that a user is human, without exposing weights or biometrics.
2:42:44ENThe Former Trader Who Writes 10,000 Words a Week Puts AI Doom at 60 Percentホスト Nathan LabenzZvi Mowshowitz tells Nathan Labenz why today's language models are a gift, why the default future past human level is extinction or a worthless universe, and who actually moves the AI debate.
1:33:51ENGPT-4 still writes SQL that will not run. She put a guardrail on the modelホスト Nathan LabenzShreya Rajpal built Guardrails AI so developers can encode what “correct” means, validate the pieces, and send failures back to the model instead of hoping the prompt holds.
1:38:22ENSix days after “slow down,” the plugins went liveホスト Nathan LabenzConjecture CEO Connor Leahy talks GPT-4, the magic of black-box models, and cognitive emulation as a bounded alternative to god-like AGI.
1:29:59ENA College Senior Built a Jailbreak Leaderboard. GPT-4 Was Hardest — Until "Dr. AI"ホスト Nathan LabenzAlex Albert, a University of Washington computer science senior, tells Nathan Labenz why collecting jailbreaks is a public good, where he would draw the safety line, and how three prompts leaked a system message verbatim.
2:48:12ENThe Asteroid We Are Building Ourselvesゲスト Max Tegmark · ホスト Lex FridmanPhysicist Max Tegmark tells Lex Fridman why a six-month pause on models larger than GPT-4 is not a ban on AI, but a chance to stop a suicide race.
1:42:48ENThe Skype Co-Founder Who Wants a Six-Month Pause on Frontier AIホスト Nathan LabenzJaan Tallinn argues that each 10× jump in training compute carries a 1 to 50 percent chance of ending everything, and that the labs still will not say when they will stop.
1:33:49ENSafe Only Because It's Weak: A GPT-4 Red-Teamer and Two Founders Debate the Pauseホスト Nathan LabenzNathan Labenz, who spent six months trying to make GPT-4 misbehave, wants labs to stop training anything bigger; Chroma's Anton Troynikov and Lindy's Flo Crivello argue a six-month freeze buys little and may select for the least careful labs.
3:17:51ENWhoops is the sound of getting less wrong: Yudkowsky, two weeks after GPT-4ゲスト Eliezer Yudkowsky · ホスト Lex FridmanTwo weeks after GPT-4 launched, Eliezer Yudkowsky sat down with Lex Fridman and started by admitting the transformer stack had already gone further than he expected.
1:23:53ENGPT-4, 24 Hours Later: No Safety Locks, a Captcha Hire, and a U.S.–China Deadlockホスト Nathan LabenzA day after OpenAI shipped GPT-4, ChinaTalk sat a red teamer, a pessimist, and a policy researcher down to argue over capability, safety, and a race nobody can brake.
0:34ENMatthew Berman's Three Mac Apps for Notes, Writing and PasswordsMatthew Berman · Forward FutureIn this 2023 short, Berman recommends Bear, Grammarly and 1Password for everyday productivity.
2:56:02ENThe FBI Never Cracked a Password the Day They Took Silk Roadゲスト Chris Tarbell · ホスト Lex FridmanFormer agent Chris Tarbell tells Lex Fridman how a timezone setting, a Gmail address, and an undercover admin brought down Ross Ulbricht — and why the best hackers are still out there.
3:35:40ENLiv Boeree on Moloch, Useful Fictions, and Why Luck Keeps Poker Aliveゲスト Liv Boeree · ホスト Lex FridmanThe poker champion and science educator talks with Lex Fridman about game theory, attention, simulation, aliens, and the existential races that look like games nobody can quit.
3:53:09ENThe CIA Serves One Customer, and That Customer Is the Presidentゲスト Andrew Bustamante · ホスト Lex FridmanFormer covert officer Andrew Bustamante walks Lex Fridman through how American intelligence actually works — from the President's Daily Brief to Ukraine, Snowden, and a bar wall in Alabama.
3:47:25ENThe Original Internet Godfather Built Trust Among Cybercriminalsゲスト Brett Johnson · ホスト Lex FridmanLex Fridman talks with Brett Johnson about ShadowCrew, social engineering, prison, and why most attacks still use holes everyone already knows about.
2:01:35ENA no-click iPhone exploit sold for $2.5 million. Silence was the only condition.ゲスト Nicole Perlroth · ホスト Lex FridmanNicole Perlroth tells Lex Fridman how zero-days, ransomware, and a privately owned power grid turned curiosity into everyday cyberwar.
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