Ep 186: Brett, Naval and more on AI & AGI

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Ep 186: Brett, Naval and more on AI & AGI

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Apr 8, 2023

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The latest on the philosophy, science and technology of AI and AGI. ChatGPT, Deep Learning, Neural Networks and Large Language Models (LLMs). What do we know? Where is it going?

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Apr 8, 2023

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This is a podcast largely about the work of David Deutsch and his books "The Beginning of Infinity" and "The Fabric of Reality".

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Ep 13: Ch 8 "A Window on Infinity" Part 1: Unlucky 13: The microphone failed for this one, so the backup audio has been used. It's a little sub par but still "listenable". The next one sounds better. Note to audio-only people: some visuals are in this one - so you can find that on Youtube. by ToKCast
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Ep 15: A diversion on Free Will and Artificial Intelligence: Note that this one is not primarily about a chapter from "The Beginning of Infinity". Some remarks on Sam Harris position on "Free Will" as articulated in his book of the same name. I do mention BoI and FoR of course and borrow heavily from David's work ... by ToKCast
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Ep 21: Ch 10, Part 2 "A Dream of Socrates": In this, the second episode covering Chapter 10 "A Dream of Socrates", we encounter Plato in dialogue with Socrates. An attempt is made to learn epistemology from Socrates by Plato. Epistemology is applied to political institutions and the concept of dyn... by ToKCast
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Ep 10 "The Jump to Universality" Ch.6: David Deutsch's "The Beginning of Infinity" - some remarks by Brett Hall on Chapter 6 "The Jump to Universality". This is a chapter in 1 part. by ToKCast
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Ep 9 "The Reality of Abstractions" Ch.5 Part 2: David Deutsch's "The Beginning of Infinity" Chapter 5, Part 2 "The Reality of Abstractions". by ToKCast
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Ep 16: Ch 9, Part 1: "Optimism": This is the first of a 3 part series on chapter 9 of David Deutsch's "The Beginning of Infinity". Chapter 9 is titled "Optimism" and the week this is published marks the 50th anniversary of the first steps taken by humans on the moon. If we choose to con... by ToKCast
69 min listen
Ep 32 Ch 12 "A Physicist's History of Bad Philosophy" Part 3. Some readings and remarks: This is the third episode in a 3 part series about chapter 12 of "The Beginning of Infinity". This part is focussed in a more specific way on bad science (that being explanationless science). We also delve into the nature of personhood once more, its mor... by ToKCast
73 min listen
Ep 26: Problems, Knowledge and Wealth: This is a non-Beginning of Infinity Podcast. While it makes some references, as always, to the work of David Deutsch, it is primarily some thoughts about finding ourselves in a given problem situation and what we need to find our way out in time. Of cour... by ToKCast
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Ep 17: Ch 9, Part 2: "Optimism": In part 2 on Optimism, we explore the implications of David Deutsch's philosophy for individuals and institutiuons. Given people are the agents that create knowledge - the solutions to problems - what moral stance should we take with respect to them? How... by ToKCast
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Ep 41: Deutsch Discoveries: Part 2 of an introduction to the philosophy of David Deutsch: In this episode I cover more of David Deutsch's contributions to philosophy. In order these are: 1. The true function of evidence in science 2. How the quantum multiverse is a testable theory 3. All evils are due to insufficient knowledge and how moralit... by ToKCast
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Ep 22: The Logic of Experimental Tests: This is not a regular ToKCast (about a chapter from "The Beginning of Infinity"). Instead it will serve in part firstly as a stand alone episode about an esoteric piece of epistemology: what is the function of the experiment in the natural sciences? (As ... by ToKCast
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Ep 11 "Artificial Creativity" Ch 7 Part 1 by ToKCast
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Ep 46 "The Evolution of Creativity" Part 1: This is the second part (after a part 0, introduction) referring to chapter 16 of The Beginning of Infinity with more substantive readings. We get into imitation and compare how apes "ape" and parrots "parrot" to what humans are doing when they learn. Me... by ToKCast
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Ep 14: Ch 8, Part 2: "A Window on Infinity" by ToKCast
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Ep 24: The Multiverse, Part 2: This is the first episode that includes reading from Chapter 11 of "The Beginning of Infinity" about "The Multiverse". It is less edited...and rather more conversational. Compare this to episode 23 and let me know what you prefer. I will take on board co... by ToKCast
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Ep 27: Christian Atheists: This is a very brief and non-standard non-Beginning of Infinity podcast. It also does not mention COVID-19 at all. It is inspired in part by some remarks made by Yaron Brook. There is an important post associated with this episode which appears here: htt... by ToKCast
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Ep 20: Ch 10, Part 1 "A Dream of Socrates": In this, the first episode covering Chapter 10 "A Dream of Socrates", we explore epistemology directly. Hermes comes to Socrates in a dream (or somehow!) and uses a quite "Socratic Method" to draw out Popperian epistemology from Socrates. Empiricism is r... by ToKCast
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Ep 37: An intermittent introduction to Popper and Deutsch: A very brief, and personal, introduction to the philosophy of Karl Popper and David Deutsch. Note that the Youtube version of this exists in 3 parts, each of which has visuals that may help some with the explanations. by ToKCast
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Ep: 29 Ch 11 "The Multiverse" Part 5: The final part of "The Multiverse" series - and with some discussion (and a story!) of some little known material about how to test "The Multiverse" against other (so-called) interpretations of quantum theory. by ToKCast
80 min listen
Ep 33 Ch 13 "Choices" Part 1. Some readings and remarks.: This is the first episode of 2 parts all about chapter 13 "Choices" from "The Beginning of Infinity" by David Deutsch. Here we take a deep dive into voting systems and what this means for decision making more broadly: both as societies and individuals. L... by ToKCast
80 min listen
Ep 12 "Artificial Creativity" Ch 7 Pt 2 by ToKCast
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Ep 43 Ch 15 "The Evolution of Culture" Part 3: This is the third in a 3 part series devoted to Chapter 15 of "The Beginning of Infinity" by David Deutsch. All about "The Evolution of Culture", in this part we are looking at the conditions under which a dynamic society can gradually evolve and persist... by ToKCast
77 min listen
Ep 18: Ch 9, Part 3: “Optimism”: In this, the final episode covering Chapter 9 Optimism, we explore optimism as applied to politics and institutions. A pessimistic view of people, as animals that sometimes cannot be reasoned with, would imply the initiation of force is required. But und... by ToKCast
47 min listen
Ep 50 Ch 16 "The Evolution of Creativity" Part 2: The 50th episode! This is the third part (given there was a part 0, introduction) referring to chapter 16 of "The Beginning of Infinity" with substantive readings. We get into how memes evolved in non-human animals and then how these memes, and genes at ... by ToKCast
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Ep 28: Ch 11 "The Multiverse" Part 4: With apologies to audio only listeners, this one was up on Youtube for a while (and contains a few visuals) - I simply forgot to upload it to Podbean and Apple Podcasts. It is largely an analysis of common misconceptions about the multiverse and referenc... by ToKCast
99 min listen
Ep: 31 Ch 12 "A Physicist's History of Bad Philosophy" Part 2: Some readings and remarks.: This is the second episode in a 3 part series about chapter 12 of "The Beginning of Infinity". Here we get into some of the connections between poor "interpretations" of quantum theory and relativism. by ToKCast
57 min listen
Ep 44 Ch 16 "The Evolution of Creativity" Part 0: Early on in the episode, I wrongly refer to this as "Episode 43". It's not: it's episode 44. This particular episode is largely about the concepts underpinning chapter 16 - with very little reading (I get through the first page or so). We explore creativ... by ToKCast
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Ep 23: The Multiverse, Part 1: This episode is an introduction to chapter 11 from "The Beginning of Infinity". While there are no readings from the book this time around, there are readings from "The Fabric of Reality". Audio only listeners should be aware that there is a significant ... by ToKCast
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Ep 19: Mr. Popper's Problems: An irregular episode barely touching upon "The Beginning of Infinity". Somewhat self-indulgently, and purely for my own fun, I take a lesser-known Popper paper - found here http://www.bretthall.org/the-nature-of-philosophical-problems.html and provide le... by ToKCast
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Ep 45 Free Will Exists: This is not a regular episode - and if you have listened to episode 44 you do NOT need to listen to this because it is simply excerpts from that episode. It is simply an extraction from that episode of the material - solely my remarks rather than any rea... by ToKCast
27 min listen

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Ep 186: Brett, Naval and more on AI & AGI

Ep 186: Brett, Naval and more on AI & AGI

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