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A.J. Jacobs
- #79 – A.J. Jacobs on radical honesty, following the whole Bible, and reframing global problems as puzzles
Aaron Hamlin
- #34 – We use the worst voting system that exists. Here's how Aaron Hamlin is going to fix it.
Ajeya Cotra
- #90 – Ajeya Cotra on worldview diversification and how big the future could be
Alex Gordon-Brown
- #5 – Alex Gordon-Brown on how to donate millions in your 20s working in quantitative trading
Allan Dafoe
- #31 – Prof Allan Dafoe on defusing the political and economic risks posed by existing AI capabilities
Amanda Askell
- #54 – Askell, Brundage & Clark from OpenAI on publication norms, malicious uses of AI, and general-purpose learning algorithms
- #42 – Amanda Askell on moral empathy, the value of information & the ethics of infinity
Anders Sandberg
- #33 – Dr Anders Sandberg on what if we ended ageing, solar flares & the annual risk of nuclear war
- #29 – Dr Anders Sandberg on three new resolutions for the Fermi Paradox and how to easily colonise the universe
Arden Koehler
- Arden & Rob on demandingness, work-life balance and injustice (80k team chat #1)
Ben Garfinkel
- #81 – Ben Garfinkel on scrutinising classic AI risk arguments
Ben Todd
- Benjamin Todd on what the effective altruism community most needs (80k team chat #4)
- Benjamin Todd on the core of effective altruism and how to argue for it (80k team chat #3)
- Benjamin Todd on varieties of longtermism and things 80,000 Hours might be getting wrong (80k team chat #2)
- #71 – Benjamin Todd on the key ideas of 80,000 Hours
Beth Cameron
- #12 – Dr Beth Cameron works to stop you dying in a pandemic. Here’s what keeps her up at night.
Bonnie Jenkins
- #65 – Amb. Bonnie Jenkins on 8 years pursuing WMD arms control, & diversity in diplomacy
Brian Christian
- #48 – Brian Christian on better living through the wisdom of computer science
Bruce Friedrich
- #20 – Bruce Friedrich on inventing outstanding meat substitutes to end speciesism & factory farming
Bruce Schneier
- #64 – Bruce Schneier on the big risks in computer security, secrets, and surveillance without tyranny
Bryan Caplan
- #32 – Prof Bryan Caplan on whether the Case Against Education holds up, totalitarianism, & open borders
Cass Sunstein
- #59 – Cass Sunstein on how social change happens, and why it's so often abrupt & unpredictable
Cassidy Nelson
- #70 – Dr Cassidy Nelson on the twelve best ways to stop the next pandemic (and limit COVID-19)
Catherine Olsson
- #47 – Catherine Olsson & Daniel Ziegler on the fast path into high-impact ML engineering roles
Christine Peterson
- #9 – Christine Peterson on how insecure computers could lead to global disaster, and how to fix it
Claire Walsh
- #13 – Claire Walsh on testing which policies work & how to get governments to listen to the results
Daniel Ellsberg
- #43 – Daniel Ellsberg on the creation of nuclear doomsday machines, the institutional insanity that maintains them, & how they could be dismantled
Daniel Ziegler
- #47 – Catherine Olsson & Daniel Ziegler on the fast path into high-impact ML engineering roles
Danny Hernandez
- #78 – Danny Hernandez on forecasting and measuring some of the most important drivers of AI progress
Dario Amodei
- #3 – Dr Dario Amodei on OpenAI and how AI will change the world for good and ill
David Chalmers
- #67 – David Chalmers on the nature and ethics of consciousness
David Denkenberger
- #50 – Dr David Denkenberger on how to feed all 8 billion people through an asteroid/nuclear winter
David Roodman
- #41 – David Roodman on incarceration, geomagnetic storms, & becoming a world-class researcher
David Spiegelhalter
- #2 – Prof David Spiegelhalter on risk, stats and improving understanding of science
Dr Rachel Glennerster
- #49 – Dr Rachel Glennerster on a year's worth of education for under $1 and other development best buys
Eva Vivalt
- #30 – Dr Eva Vivalt on how little social science findings generalize from one study to another
Glen Weyl
- #52 – Glen Weyl on uprooting capitalism and democracy for a just society
Greg Lewis
- #74 – Dr Greg Lewis on COVID-19 & catastrophic biological risks
Helen Toner
- #61 – Helen Toner on emerging technology, national security, and China
Hilary Greaves
- #86 – Hilary Greaves on Pascal's mugging, strong longtermism, and whether existing can be good for us
- #46 – Prof Hilary Greaves on moral cluelessness, population ethics, & harnessing the brainpower of academia to tackle the most important research questions
Holden Karnofsky
- #21 – Holden Karnofsky on times philanthropy transformed the world & Open Phil's plan to do the same
Howie Lempel
- Emergency episode: Rob & Howie on the menace of COVID-19, and what both governments & individuals might do to help
- Bonus episode: What we do and don’t know about the 2019-nCoV coronavirus
- #4 – Howie Lempel on pandemics that kill hundreds of millions and how to stop them
Jack Clark
- #54 – Askell, Brundage & Clark from OpenAI on publication norms, malicious uses of AI, and general-purpose learning algorithms
James Forman Jr
- #82 – James Forman Jr on reducing the cruelty of the US criminal legal system
James Snowden
- #37 – GiveWell picks top charities by estimating the unknowable. James Snowden on how they do it.
Jan Leike
- #23 – How to actually become an AI alignment researcher, according to Dr Jan Leike
Jeffrey Ding
- #69 – Jeffrey Ding on China, its AI dream, and what we get wrong about both
Jennifer Doleac
- #83 – Jennifer Doleac on ways to prevent crime other than police and prisons
Jose Valle
- #14 – Sharon Nunez & Jose Valle on going undercover to expose animal abuse
Julia Galef
- #7 – Julia Galef on making humanity more rational, what EA does wrong, and why Twitter isn’t all bad
Katja Grace
- #40 – Katja Grace on forecasting future technology & how much we should trust expert predictions.
Kelsey Piper
- #53 – Kelsey Piper on the room for important advocacy within journalism
Leah Utyasheva
- #22 – Dr Leah Utyasheva on the non-profit that figured out how to massively cut suicide rates
Lewis Bollard
- #8 – Lewis Bollard on how to end factory farming in our lifetimes
Marc Lipsitch
- #77 – Professor Marc Lipsitch on whether we're winning or losing against COVID-19
Marie Gibbons
- #26 – Marie Gibbons on how exactly clean meat is created & the advances needed to get it in every supermarket
Mark Lutter
- #55 – Mark Lutter & Tamara Winter on founding charter cities with outstanding governance to end poverty
Mark Lynas
- #85 – Mark Lynas on climate change, societal collapse & nuclear energy
Martin Gurri
- #51 – Martin Gurri on the revolt of the public & crisis of authority in the information age
Michelle Hutchinson
- #75 – Michelle Hutchinson on what people most often ask 80,000 Hours
- #16 – Dr Hutchinson on global priorities research & shaping the ideas of intellectuals
Miles Brundage
- #54 – Askell, Brundage & Clark from OpenAI on publication norms, malicious uses of AI, and general-purpose learning algorithms
- #1 – Miles Brundage on the world's desperate need for AI strategists and policy experts
Nick Beckstead
- #10 – Dr Nick Beckstead on how to spend billions of dollars preventing human extinction
Ofir Reich
- #18 – Ofir Reich on using data science to end poverty & the spurious action-inaction distinction
Owen Cotton-Barratt
- #89 – Owen Cotton-Barratt on epistemic systems & layers of defense against potential global catastrophes
- #28 – Dr Owen Cotton-Barratt on why scientists should need insurance, PhD strategy & what if AI progresses fast
Paul Christiano
- #62 – Paul Christiano on messaging the future, increasing compute, & how CO2 impacts your brain
- #44 – Dr Paul Christiano on how OpenAI is developing real solutions to the 'AI alignment problem', and his vision of how humanity will progressively hand over decision-making to AI systems
Persis Eskander
- #56 – Persis Eskander on wild animal welfare and what, if anything, to do about it
Peter Singer
- #66 – Peter Singer on provocative advocacy, EA, how his ethical views have changed, and drowning children
Phil Trammel
- #73 – Phil Trammell on patient philanthropy and waiting to do good
Philip Tetlock
- #60 – Prof Tetlock on why accurate forecasting matters for everything, and how you can do it better
- #15 – Prof Tetlock on how chimps beat Berkeley undergrads and when it’s wise to defer to the wise
Pushmeet Kohli
- #58 – Pushmeet Kohli of DeepMind on designing robust & reliable AI systems and how to succeed in AI
Rob Wiblin
- Rob Wiblin on plastic straws, nicotine, doping, & whether changing the long term is really possible
Robin Hanson
- #25 – Prof Robin Hanson on why we have to lie to ourselves about why we do what we do
Russ Roberts
- #87 – Russ Roberts on whether it's more effective to help strangers, or people you know
Samantha Pitts-Kiefer
- #19 – Samantha Pitts-Kiefer on working next to the White House trying to prevent nuclear war
Sharon Nunez
- #14 – Sharon Nunez & Jose Valle on going undercover to expose animal abuse
Shruti Rajagopalan
- #84 – Shruti Rajagopalan on what India did to stop COVID-19 and how well it worked
Spencer Greenberg
- #39 – Spencer Greenberg on the scientific approach to solving difficult everyday questions.
- #11 – Dr Spencer Greenberg on speeding up social science 10-fold & why plenty of startups cause harm
Stefan Schubert
- #24 – Stefan Schubert on why it’s a bad idea to break the rules, even if it’s for a good cause
Stuart Russell
- #80 – Professor Stuart Russell on why our approach to AI is broken and how to fix it
Tamara Winter
- #55 – Mark Lutter & Tamara Winter on founding charter cities with outstanding governance to end poverty
Tanya Singh
- #36 – Tanya Singh on ending the operations management bottleneck in effective altruism
Tara Kirk Sell
- #76 – Tara Kirk Sell on COVID-19 misinformation, who's over and under-performed, and what we can reopen first
Tara Mac Aulay
- #35 – Tara Mac Aulay on the audacity to fix the world without asking permission
Toby Ord
- #72 – Toby Ord on the precipice and humanity's potential futures
- #6 – Dr Toby Ord on why the long-term future matters more than anything else & what to do about it
Tom Inglesby
- #27 – Tom Inglesby on how to prevent global catastrophic biological risks
Tom Kalil
- #57 – Tom Kalil on how to do the most good in government
Tristan Harris
- #88 – Tristan Harris on the need to change the incentives of social media companies
Tyler Cowen
- #45 – Prof Tyler Cowen's stubborn attachments to maximising economic growth, making civilization more stable & respecting human rights
Vitalik Buterin
- #63 – Vitalik Buterin on better ways to fund public goods, blockchain's failures, & effective giving
Will MacAskill
- #68 – Will MacAskill on the paralysis argument, whether we're at the hinge of history, & his new priorities
- #17 – Prof Will MacAskill on moral uncertainty, utilitarianism & how to avoid being a moral monster
Yew-Kwang Ng
- #38 – Prof Yew-Kwang Ng on anticipating EA decades ago & how to make a much happier world

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2021

January

#90 – Ajeya Cotra on worldview diversification and how big the future could be
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2020

December

#89 – Owen Cotton-Barratt on epistemic systems & layers of defense against potential global catastrophes
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#88 – Tristan Harris on the need to change the incentives of social media companies
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November

Benjamin Todd on what the effective altruism community most needs (80k team chat #4)
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#87 – Russ Roberts on whether it's more effective to help strangers, or people you know
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October

#86 – Hilary Greaves on Pascal's mugging, strong longtermism, and whether existing can be good for us
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September

Benjamin Todd on the core of effective altruism and how to argue for it (80k team chat #3)
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Benjamin Todd on varieties of longtermism and things 80,000 Hours might be getting wrong (80k team chat #2)
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August

#85 – Mark Lynas on climate change, societal collapse & nuclear energy
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#84 – Shruti Rajagopalan on what India did to stop COVID-19 and how well it worked
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July

#83 – Jennifer Doleac on ways to prevent crime other than police and prisons
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#82 – James Forman Jr on reducing the cruelty of the US criminal legal system
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#81 – Ben Garfinkel on scrutinising classic AI risk arguments
Podcast

June

#80 – Professor Stuart Russell on why our approach to AI is broken and how to fix it
Podcast
#79 – A.J. Jacobs on radical honesty, following the whole Bible, and reframing global problems as puzzles
Podcast

May

#78 – Danny Hernandez on forecasting and measuring some of the most important drivers of AI progress
Podcast
#77 – Professor Marc Lipsitch on whether we're winning or losing against COVID-19
Podcast
#76 – Tara Kirk Sell on COVID-19 misinformation, who's over and under-performed, and what we can reopen first
Podcast

April

#75 – Michelle Hutchinson on what people most often ask 80,000 Hours
Podcast
#74 – Dr Greg Lewis on COVID-19 & catastrophic biological risks
Podcast

March

Emergency episode: Rob & Howie on the menace of COVID-19, and what both governments & individuals might do to help
Podcast
#73 – Phil Trammell on patient philanthropy and waiting to do good
Podcast
#72 – Toby Ord on the precipice and humanity's potential futures
Podcast
#71 – Benjamin Todd on the key ideas of 80,000 Hours
Podcast

February

Arden & Rob on demandingness, work-life balance and injustice (80k team chat #1)
Podcast
#70 – Dr Cassidy Nelson on the twelve best ways to stop the next pandemic (and limit COVID-19)
Podcast
#69 – Jeffrey Ding on China, its AI dream, and what we get wrong about both
Podcast
Bonus episode: What we do and don’t know about the 2019-nCoV coronavirus
Podcast

January

#68 – Will MacAskill on the paralysis argument, whether we're at the hinge of history, & his new priorities
Podcast

2019

December

#67 – David Chalmers on the nature and ethics of consciousness
Podcast
#66 – Peter Singer on provocative advocacy, EA, how his ethical views have changed, and drowning children
Podcast

November

#65 – Amb. Bonnie Jenkins on 8 years pursuing WMD arms control, & diversity in diplomacy
Podcast

October

#64 – Bruce Schneier on the big risks in computer security, secrets, and surveillance without tyranny
Podcast

September

Rob Wiblin on plastic straws, nicotine, doping, & whether changing the long term is really possible
Podcast
#63 – Vitalik Buterin on better ways to fund public goods, blockchain's failures, & effective giving
Podcast

August

#62 – Paul Christiano on messaging the future, increasing compute, & how CO2 impacts your brain
Podcast

July

#61 – Helen Toner on emerging technology, national security, and China
Podcast

June

#60 – Prof Tetlock on why accurate forecasting matters for everything, and how you can do it better
Podcast
#59 – Cass Sunstein on how social change happens, and why it's so often abrupt & unpredictable
Podcast
#58 – Pushmeet Kohli of DeepMind on designing robust & reliable AI systems and how to succeed in AI
Podcast

April

#57 – Tom Kalil on how to do the most good in government
Podcast
#56 – Persis Eskander on wild animal welfare and what, if anything, to do about it
Podcast

March

#55 – Mark Lutter & Tamara Winter on founding charter cities with outstanding governance to end poverty
Podcast
#54 – Askell, Brundage & Clark from OpenAI on publication norms, malicious uses of AI, and general-purpose learning algorithms
Podcast

February

#53 – Kelsey Piper on the room for important advocacy within journalism
Podcast
#52 – Glen Weyl on uprooting capitalism and democracy for a just society
Podcast

January

#51 – Martin Gurri on the revolt of the public & crisis of authority in the information age
Podcast

2018

December

#50 – Dr David Denkenberger on how to feed all 8 billion people through an asteroid/nuclear winter
Podcast
#49 – Dr Rachel Glennerster on a year's worth of education for under $1 and other development best buys
Podcast

November

#48 – Brian Christian on better living through the wisdom of computer science
Podcast
#47 – Catherine Olsson & Daniel Ziegler on the fast path into high-impact ML engineering roles
Podcast

October

#46 – Prof Hilary Greaves on moral cluelessness, population ethics, & harnessing the brainpower of academia to tackle the most important research questions
Podcast
#45 – Prof Tyler Cowen's stubborn attachments to maximising economic growth, making civilization more stable & respecting human rights
Podcast
#44 – Dr Paul Christiano on how OpenAI is developing real solutions to the 'AI alignment problem', and his vision of how humanity will progressively hand over decision-making to AI systems
Podcast

September

#43 – Daniel Ellsberg on the creation of nuclear doomsday machines, the institutional insanity that maintains them, & how they could be dismantled
Podcast
#42 – Amanda Askell on moral empathy, the value of information & the ethics of infinity
Podcast

August

#41 – David Roodman on incarceration, geomagnetic storms, & becoming a world-class researcher
Podcast
#40 – Katja Grace on forecasting future technology & how much we should trust expert predictions.
Podcast
#39 – Spencer Greenberg on the scientific approach to solving difficult everyday questions.
Podcast

July

#38 – Prof Yew-Kwang Ng on anticipating EA decades ago & how to make a much happier world
Podcast
#37 – GiveWell picks top charities by estimating the unknowable. James Snowden on how they do it.
Podcast
#36 – Tanya Singh on ending the operations management bottleneck in effective altruism
Podcast

June

#35 – Tara Mac Aulay on the audacity to fix the world without asking permission
Podcast

May

#34 – We use the worst voting system that exists. Here's how Aaron Hamlin is going to fix it.
Podcast
#33 – Dr Anders Sandberg on what if we ended ageing, solar flares & the annual risk of nuclear war
Podcast
#32 – Prof Bryan Caplan on whether the Case Against Education holds up, totalitarianism, & open borders
Podcast
#31 – Prof Allan Dafoe on defusing the political and economic risks posed by existing AI capabilities
Podcast
#30 – Dr Eva Vivalt on how little social science findings generalize from one study to another
Podcast
#29 – Dr Anders Sandberg on three new resolutions for the Fermi Paradox and how to easily colonise the universe
Podcast

April

#28 – Dr Owen Cotton-Barratt on why scientists should need insurance, PhD strategy & what if AI progresses fast
Podcast
#27 – Tom Inglesby on how to prevent global catastrophic biological risks
Podcast
#26 – Marie Gibbons on how exactly clean meat is created & the advances needed to get it in every supermarket
Podcast

March

#25 – Prof Robin Hanson on why we have to lie to ourselves about why we do what we do
Podcast
#24 – Stefan Schubert on why it’s a bad idea to break the rules, even if it’s for a good cause
Podcast
#23 – How to actually become an AI alignment researcher, according to Dr Jan Leike
Podcast
#22 – Dr Leah Utyasheva on the non-profit that figured out how to massively cut suicide rates
Podcast

February

#21 – Holden Karnofsky on times philanthropy transformed the world & Open Phil's plan to do the same
Podcast
#20 – Bruce Friedrich on inventing outstanding meat substitutes to end speciesism & factory farming
Podcast
#19 – Samantha Pitts-Kiefer on working next to the White House trying to prevent nuclear war
Podcast

January

#18 – Ofir Reich on using data science to end poverty & the spurious action-inaction distinction
Podcast
#17 – Prof Will MacAskill on moral uncertainty, utilitarianism & how to avoid being a moral monster
Podcast

2017

December

#16 – Dr Hutchinson on global priorities research & shaping the ideas of intellectuals
Podcast

November

#15 – Prof Tetlock on how chimps beat Berkeley undergrads and when it’s wise to defer to the wise
Podcast
#14 – Sharon Nunez & Jose Valle on going undercover to expose animal abuse
Podcast

October

#13 – Claire Walsh on testing which policies work & how to get governments to listen to the results
Podcast
#12 – Dr Beth Cameron works to stop you dying in a pandemic. Here’s what keeps her up at night.
Podcast
#11 – Dr Spencer Greenberg on speeding up social science 10-fold & why plenty of startups cause harm
Podcast
#10 – Dr Nick Beckstead on how to spend billions of dollars preventing human extinction
Podcast
#9 – Christine Peterson on how insecure computers could lead to global disaster, and how to fix it
Podcast

September

#8 – Lewis Bollard on how to end factory farming in our lifetimes
Podcast
#7 – Julia Galef on making humanity more rational, what EA does wrong, and why Twitter isn’t all bad
Podcast
#6 – Dr Toby Ord on why the long-term future matters more than anything else & what to do about it
Podcast

August

#5 – Alex Gordon-Brown on how to donate millions in your 20s working in quantitative trading
Podcast
#4 – Howie Lempel on pandemics that kill hundreds of millions and how to stop them
Podcast

July

#3 – Dr Dario Amodei on OpenAI and how AI will change the world for good and ill
Podcast

June

#2 – Prof David Spiegelhalter on risk, stats and improving understanding of science
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#1 – Miles Brundage on the world's desperate need for AI strategists and policy experts
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