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56:31ENPost-Training Wins Inference: Why Owning the Weights Beats Betting on One Labホスト Jacob EffronApplied Compute CEO Yash Patil argues that control, private evals, and post-training on the biggest workloads matter more than fearing that frontier labs will turn malicious.
59:41ENThe GPT moment for video hasn’t arrived, but AGI may already be hereホスト Jacob EffronA day after Google I/O 2026, Gemini co-lead Oriol Vinyals argues that world models, file-system memory, and infinite-complexity RL environments will define the next era of frontier models.
1:48:43ENThe reward jumped from 3 to 180. Every Hacker News title was a Google layoff.ホスト Nathan LabenzCoreWeave's Kyle Corbitt walks Nathan Labenz through GRPO, rubrics, RL environments, and why most reward hacks are easy to catch once you know to look.
3:36:29ENClaude Rated Its Own Welfare 4.49 — the First Time Any Version Crossed Neutralホスト Nathan LabenzCameron Berg returns to The Cognitive Revolution to survey six months of introspection, functional-emotion, and model-welfare research, plus a still-unpublished case that learning and feeling may be the same phenomenon.
2:31:27ENAn AI store manager, a 2.6-star rating, and a constitution nobody has to keepホスト Nathan LabenzA live Cognitive Revolution episode puts PCB layout, AI constitutions, and San Francisco’s first AI-run grocery on the same morning clock.
58:46ENTwo Dates from OpenAI's Chief Scientist: Intern by September, Automated Researcher by 2028ホスト Jacob EffronJakub Pachocki tells Jacob Effron why those timelines still hold, why continual learning is not a detour, and why showing chain of thought in the product would train the monitor away.
54:26ENTen Billion Active Parameters, and the Unsexy Work of Making Them Agent-Readyホスト Nathan LabenzMiniMax researcher Olive Song explains how M2 was trained with expert developers as reward models, interleaved thinking, and a perturbation pipeline that treats every scaffold change as the real generalization test.
1:03:00ENA Model That Solves New Math Problems Every Week Still Isn't AGIホスト Jacob EffronFormer OpenAI research VP Jerry Tworek on why scaling still works, why models go hopeless when they fail, and why he left to chase continual learning.
1:01:49ENChatGPT's Co-Creator Left to Put Nature in the Reward Loopホスト Nathan LabenzLiam Fedus and Ekin Dogus Cubuk on why language models still fail at physics, why literature data is too noisy to train on, and why Periodic Labs is aiming at a 200K superconductor.
1:02:05EN$100 Million Researchers and a $200 Billion xAI: An AI Roundtable Does the Mathホスト Jacob EffronDatology’s Ari Morcos and Radical Ventures’ Rob Toews argue over whether models are plateauing, whether RL-environment startups will last, and why Google is the lab they would pick.
3:14:49ENNothing This Summer Jumped the Curve: Why Zvi Lengthened His AGI Timelinesホスト Nathan LabenzOn his tenth visit to The Cognitive Revolution, Zvi Mowshowitz argues that GPT-5 and IMO gold stayed on trend, while chip policy, energy, and reinforcement learning nudged his p(doom) slightly up.
38:10ENPlus Five for Format, Plus Ten if It Compilesホスト Nathan LabenzPredibase CEO Dev Rishi explains how reinforcement fine-tuning, production feedback, and narrow specialist models turn one-off training into systems that keep learning.
57:31ENThe New Ruler for Models Is How Long They Can Workホスト Jacob EffronOn Claude 4's launch day, Anthropic researcher Sholto Douglas argued that the next phase of AI is less about harder puzzles and more about hours of unsupervised work.
1:14:11ENThe Reasoning Curve Was Smooth All Along: Gemini 2.5's Jack Rae on Thinking, Memory, and AGIホスト Nathan LabenzDeepMind's thinking-and-inference lead explains why RL-for-reasoning felt sudden, why Gemini shows raw chain of thought, and why a million-token window still is not memory.
1:56:38ENo3 took ARC from 20% to 87%. Nathan Labenz sketches early superintelligenceホスト Nathan LabenzOn Consistently Candid, the Cognitive Revolution host argues that math and coding will be superhuman by 2026, and that a reasoning core plus specialist “intuitive physics” may already be enough.
44:34ENThe Cheaper Intelligence Gets, the More of It We'll Buyホスト Jacob EffronAmazon AGI Lab head David Luan on what DeepSeek actually meant, why next-token prediction is not enough, and why agents are still stuck on reliability.
2:16:17ENA 10B Model Trained Across Three Continents — and an H200 for $1.49 an Hourホスト Nathan LabenzPrime Intellect's founders lay out a four-step plan to turn spare global GPUs into collectively owned intelligence, and argue that reinforcement learning just made their job easier.
1:48:20ENFrom 15% to 70% on Right-or-Wrong Scores: DeepSeek-R1 Laid Reinforcement Learning's Cards on the Tableホスト Nathan LabenzOn Inauguration Day 2025, DeepSeek and Moonshot dropped reasoning-model results that Nathan Labenz reads as proof the reinforcement-learning recipe is simple, public, and still climbing.
1:27:33ENA 70B Model Booked Dinner 20% of the Time. MultiOn Took It to 95% in a Dayホスト Nathan LabenzMultiOn CEO Div Garg returns to The Cognitive Revolution to recap 18 months of agent hype, the AgentQ stack, and why 2025 might still be the year of vertical agents.
52:45ENA $150 million model, $5 million six months later: Benchmark’s AI investment mathホスト Nathan LabenzEric Vishria and Quilter’s Sergiy Nesterenko explain why PCB layout is not a Copilot problem, why human board data would be the wrong training set, and which AI companies look like sugar highs.
56:56ENA Week of PCB Layout in an Hour: Quilter Trains Agents, Not Imitatorsホスト Nathan LabenzSpaceX alum Sergiy Nesterenko tells Will Summerlin how Quilter uses reinforcement learning to compile schematics into manufacturable boards, and why cloning human layouts would cap the system at human skill.
1:58:43ENA Worm With 302 Neurons Already Makes Trade-offs. AI Is Still on the Same Ladder.ホスト Nathan LabenzMax Bennett maps 600 million years of brain evolution onto five breakthroughs — and asks which rungs today's models have actually reached.
1:07:29ENDeep Reinforcement Learning from First Principles: Rewards, Q-Learning, Policy Gradients and AlphaZeroホスト Lex FridmanLex Fridman's MIT 6.S091 opening lecture walks from the basic RL framework through DQN, actor-critic methods and AlphaZero to the unsolved problem of moving from simulation to the real world.
9:59ENIs Language or Vision Harder? Ilya Sutskever on the Unity of Machine Learningホスト Lex FridmanIn a short clip from his 2020 conversation with Lex Fridman, Ilya Sutskever explains why vision, language and reinforcement learning share the same few principles, and why asking which problem is harder is the wrong question.
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