พอดคาสท์ Sentience ชั้นนำ (2024)

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Eric Schwitzgebel on user perception of the moral status of AI 57:47

2M ago57:47

57:47

“I call this the emotional alignment design policy. So the idea is that corporations, if they create sentient machines, should create them so that it's obvious to users that they're sentient. And so they evoke appropriate emotional reactions to sentient users. So you don't create a sentient machine and then put it in a bland box that no one will ha…

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Raphaël Millière on large language models 1:49:27

10M ago1:49:27

1:49:27

“Ultimately, if you want more human-like systems that exhibit more human-like intelligence, you would want them to actually learn like humans do by interacting with the world and so interactive learning, not just passive learning. You want something that's more active where the model is going to actually test out some hypothesis, and learn from the…

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Matti Wilks on human-animal interaction and moral circle expansion 1:06:15

1y ago1:06:15

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“Speciesism being socially learned is probably our most dominant theory of why we think we're getting the results that we're getting. But to be very clear, this is super early research. We have a lot more work to do. And it's actually not just in the context of speciesism that we're finding this stuff. So basically we've run some studies showing th…

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David Gunkel on robot rights 1:04:27

1+ y ago1:04:27

1:04:27

“Robot rights are not the same thing as a set of human rights. Human rights are very specific to a singular species, the human being. Robots may have some overlapping powers, claims, privileges, or immunities that would need to be recognized by human beings, but their grouping or sets of rights will be perhaps very different.” David Gunkel Can and …

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Kurt Gray on human-robot interaction and mind perception 59:10

1+ y ago59:10

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“And then you're like, actually, I can't know what it's like to be a bat—again, the problem of other minds, right? There's this fundamental divide between a human mind and a bat, but at least a bat's a mammal. What is it like to be an AI? I have no idea. So I think [mind perception] could make us less sympathetic to them in some sense because it's—…

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Thomas Metzinger on a moratorium on artificial sentience development 1:50:44

1+ y ago1:50:44

1:50:44

And for an applied ethics perspective, I think the most important thing is if we want to minimize suffering in the world, and if we want to minimize animal suffering, we should always, err on the side of caution, we should always be on the safe side. Thomas Metzinger Should we advocate for a moratorium on the development of artificial sentience? Wh…

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Tobias Baumann of the Center for Reducing Suffering on global priorities research and effective strategies to reduce suffering 1:16:25

2+ y ago1:16:25

1:16:25

“We think that the most important thing right now is capacity building. We’re not so much focused on having impact now or in the next year, we’re thinking about the long term and the very big picture… Now, what exactly does capacity building mean? It can simply mean getting more people involved… I would frame it more in terms of building a healthy …

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Tobias Baumann of the Center for Reducing Suffering on moral circle expansion, cause prioritization, and reducing risks of astronomical suffering in the long-term future 1:18:40

3y ago1:18:40

1:18:40

“If some beings are excluded from moral consideration then the results are usually quite bad, as evidenced by many forms of both current and historical suffering… I would definitely say that those that don’t have any sort of political representation or power are at risk. That’s true for animals right now; it might be true for artificially sentient …

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Jo Anderson of Faunalytics and Saulius Šimčikas of Rethink Priorities on research for effective animal advocacy 1:35:20

3y ago1:35:20

1:35:20

We [Faunalytics] put out a lot of things in 2020. Some of the favorites that I [Jo] have, probably top of the list, I’m really excited about our animal product impact scales, where we did a lot of background research to figure out and estimate the impact of replacing various animal products with plant-based or cultivated alternatives. Apart from th…

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Ajay Dahiya of The Pollination Project on funding grassroots animal advocacy and inner transformation 1:43:11

3y ago1:43:11

1:43:11

“Why inner transformation, why these practices are also built into model: unless we root out the root cause of the issue, which is disconnection, which is a lack of understanding that we are interrelated, and therefore I have an inherent responsibility to show up in the world with kindness and compassion and to reduce the harm and the suffering tha…

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Oscar Horta of the University of Santiago de Compostela on how we can best help wild animals 1:19:38

3+ y ago1:19:38

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“The main work that really needs to be carried out here is work in the intersection of animal welfare science and the science of ecology and other fields in life science… You could also build a career, not as a scientist, but say, in public administration or government. And you can reach a position in policy-making that can be relevant for the fiel…

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Oscar Horta of the University of Santiago de Compostela on why we should help wild animals 1:28:50

3+ y ago1:28:50

1:28:50

“We want there to be animals like elephants, who on average have very good lives, rather than animals who tend to have very bad lives… If you have, say, a population of animals who reproduce by laying a million eggs. On average, only two of them would survive… Due to how the life history of animals is in many cases, we are not really speaking here …

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Leah Garcés of Mercy For Animals on factory farm investigations, long-term strategy, and animal advocacy during COVID-19 1:35:58

3+ y ago1:35:58

1:35:58

“Our challenge is one where investigations are very hard. The people who do this work, I cannot tell you how smart they are. They are doing all kinds of research, not just getting the footage. The footage is the last thing they’re getting; they’re doing so much more to be able achieve that footage, including thinking strategically through: How do w…

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Frank Baumgartner of UNC-Chapel Hill on policy dynamics, lobbying, and issue framing 1:51:10

3+ y ago1:51:10

1:51:10

“In my career, one of the things that I’ve focused on the most is developing the theory of punctuated equilibrium. And I think recognising that things occasionally go through real transformations with radical change has changed people’s understanding of what we can expect out of government. It’s a much more fruitful way to think about how policy ch…

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Elliot Swartz of the Good Food Institute on the bottlenecks to the scale-up of cultured meat and plant-based meat 2:21:25

4y ago2:21:25

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“There’s a relatively clear path on dramatically reducing the costs of the cell culture media. So I’d say it's definitely the most pressing bottleneck… not perhaps the most technically involved bottleneck… The recombinant proteins are by far the driving source of those cost contributions where probably anywhere from over 90 to 95% or more of the co…

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Laila Kassam of Animal Think Tank on popular protest movements, mass arrests, and publicity stunts 1:37:51

4y ago1:37:51

1:37:51

Social movements often seek to shift public opinion and mobilize supporters on a large scale. But which tactics achieve these goals most effectively? And how have social movements achieved this in the past? Dr Laila Kassam is a co-founder of Animal Think Tank and the co-editor of the forthcoming book, Rethinking Food and Agriculture: New Ways Forwa…

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Jayasimha Nuggehalli on capacity building and animal welfare in Asia 1:53:55

4y ago1:53:55

1:53:55

“The three things that need to be done for Asia are capacity building, capacity building, and capacity building. There’s this tendency of wanting to do things at a global level, having uniformization across countries. But a lot of these policies that are written at the global level are not worth the paper that they’re printed on if there isn’t enou…

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Lisa Feria of Stray Dog Capital on impact investing and animal-free food tech entrepreneurship 1:43:10

4y ago1:43:10

1:43:10

I think we forget sometimes because we look at Impossible, we look at Beyond, that they’re the tip of the spear, but there’s so much work and so much opportunity out there… We need to get to all the categories… Seafood in general is very, very underserved. And so getting access to amazing talented entrepreneurs who are going to focus on seafood… th…

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Christie Lagally of Rebellyous Foods on scaling up high-quality plant-based foods 1:08:11

4y ago1:08:11

1:08:11

Since about 75% or so (and that’s just a rough estimate)... of plant-based products on the market today are actually made on off-the-shelf meat processing equipment, we’re looking to actually change that part of the industry by actually designing new production equipment that is appropriate for the production of plant-based meat… By creating new pr…

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Kristof Dhont of University of Kent on intergroup contact research and research careers 1:54:51

4+ y ago1:54:51

1:54:51

More positive contact [with an outgroup] reduces prejudice. No matter how you measure it, no matter how you set up your study design, once there’s a positive contact situation, you lower prejudice towards the outgroup... These effects tend to be stronger among those higher on social dominance orientation and those higher on right-wing authoritarian…

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Pei Su of ACTAsia on humane education in China 1:10:53

4+ y ago1:10:53

1:10:53

We welcome the Chinese government's policy on the various other nonprofit organizations that they support, and I think this is all a very positive development on the ground… [But] to reduce meat consumption is probably one of the hardest issues… The challenge we are facing today is that most of the Chinese majority don't understand animal welfare i…

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Kevin Schneider of the Nonhuman Rights Project on using litigation to expand the moral circle 2:12:05

4+ y ago2:12:05

2:12:05

I think within five years, we will absolutely see… the first nonhuman animals recognized as holders of rights in the US; ‘persons’... [I don’t think] the gates [would be] flung open if we start to see one or two species recognized as having rights… I don’t see this at all as a linear path. We file the cases that we do and the work that we do and ho…

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Ria Rehberg of Veganuary on driving institutional change through online campaigns 1:46:37

4+ y ago1:46:37

1:46:37

I see the pledge program a lot as a means to an end to get institutional change to happen… We're spending about 40% of our staff time and resources on corporate engagement and institutional change. While the marketing side of things is also there to sort of make the corporate side happen… [Veganuary’s place in the movement is] using the idea of the…

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Nick Sentience Global Podcast 008 47:12

13+ y ago47:12

47:12

The hottest trance, tech trance & psytrance sounds on the planet. Featuring tracks from John O'Callaghan, Thomas Bronzwaer, Nick Sentience, Tom Colontonio, Astrix and Sonic Species.

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Nick Sentience Global Podcast 005 53:50

13+ y ago53:50

53:50

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Nick Sentience Global Podcast 007 58:36

13+ y ago58:36

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Eric Schwitzgebel on user perception of the moral status of AI 57:47

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Raphaël Millière on large language models 1:49:27

1
Matti Wilks on human-animal interaction and moral circle expansion 1:06:15

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David Gunkel on robot rights 1:04:27

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Kurt Gray on human-robot interaction and mind perception 59:10

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Thomas Metzinger on a moratorium on artificial sentience development 1:50:44

1
Tobias Baumann of the Center for Reducing Suffering on global priorities research and effective strategies to reduce suffering 1:16:25

1
Tobias Baumann of the Center for Reducing Suffering on moral circle expansion, cause prioritization, and reducing risks of astronomical suffering in the long-term future 1:18:40

1
Jo Anderson of Faunalytics and Saulius Šimčikas of Rethink Priorities on research for effective animal advocacy 1:35:20

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Ajay Dahiya of The Pollination Project on funding grassroots animal advocacy and inner transformation 1:43:11

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Oscar Horta of the University of Santiago de Compostela on how we can best help wild animals 1:19:38

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Oscar Horta of the University of Santiago de Compostela on why we should help wild animals 1:28:50

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Leah Garcés of Mercy For Animals on factory farm investigations, long-term strategy, and animal advocacy during COVID-19 1:35:58

1
Frank Baumgartner of UNC-Chapel Hill on policy dynamics, lobbying, and issue framing 1:51:10

1
Elliot Swartz of the Good Food Institute on the bottlenecks to the scale-up of cultured meat and plant-based meat 2:21:25

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Laila Kassam of Animal Think Tank on popular protest movements, mass arrests, and publicity stunts 1:37:51

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Jayasimha Nuggehalli on capacity building and animal welfare in Asia 1:53:55

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Lisa Feria of Stray Dog Capital on impact investing and animal-free food tech entrepreneurship 1:43:10

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Christie Lagally of Rebellyous Foods on scaling up high-quality plant-based foods 1:08:11

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Kristof Dhont of University of Kent on intergroup contact research and research careers 1:54:51

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Pei Su of ACTAsia on humane education in China 1:10:53

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Kevin Schneider of the Nonhuman Rights Project on using litigation to expand the moral circle 2:12:05

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Ria Rehberg of Veganuary on driving institutional change through online campaigns 1:46:37

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Nick Sentience Global Podcast 008 47:12

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Nick Sentience Global Podcast 005 53:50

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Nick Sentience Global Podcast 007 58:36

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