Hear This Idea

By Fin Moorhouse and Luca Righetti

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Episodes: 82

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Hear This Idea is a podcast showcasing new thinking in philosophy, the social sciences, and effective altruism. Each episode has an accompanying write-up at www.hearthisidea.com/episodes.

Episode Date
#76 – Joe Carlsmith on Scheming AI
Mar 16, 2024
#75 – Eric Schwitzgebel on Digital Consciousness and the Weirdness of the World
Feb 04, 2024
#74 – Sonia Ben Ouagrham-Gormley on Barriers to Bioweapons
Dec 19, 2023
Bonus: 'How I Learned To Love Shrimp' & David Coman-Hidy
Nov 24, 2023
#73 – Michelle Lavery on the Science of Animal Welfare
Nov 22, 2023
#72 – Richard Bruns on Indoor Air Quality
Nov 04, 2023
#71 – Saloni Dattani on Malaria Vaccines and Missing Data in Global Health
Oct 19, 2023
#70 – Liv Boeree on Healthy vs Unhealthy Competition
Sep 20, 2023
#69 – Jon Y (Asianometry) on Problems And Progress in Semiconductor Manufacturing
Aug 31, 2023
#68 – Steven Teles on what the Conservative Legal Movement Teaches about Policy Advocacy
Aug 04, 2023
#67 – Guive Assadi on Whether Humanity Will Choose Its Future
Jul 18, 2023
#66 – Michael Cohen on Input Tampering in Advanced RL Agents
Jun 25, 2023
#65 – Katja Grace on Slowing Down AI and Whether the X-Risk Case Holds Up
Jun 10, 2023
#64 – Michael Aird on Strategies for Reducing AI Existential Risk
Jun 07, 2023
#63 – Ben Garfinkel on AI Governance
May 13, 2023
#62 – Anders Sandberg on Exploratory Engineering, Value Diversity, and Grand Futures
Apr 20, 2023
#61 – Rory Stewart on GiveDirectly and Massively Scaling Cash Transfers
Apr 03, 2023
#60 – Jaime Sevilla on Trends in Machine Learning
Mar 15, 2023
#59 – Chris Miller on the History of Semiconductors, TSMC, and the CHIPS Act
Mar 02, 2023
Bonus: Preventing an AI-Related Catastrophe
Feb 24, 2023
#58 – Carl Robichaud on Reducing the Risks of Nuclear War
Feb 16, 2023
Bonus: Damon Binder on Economic History and the Future of Physics
Jan 30, 2023
#57 – Greg Nemet on Technological Change and How Solar Became Cheap
Dec 20, 2022
#56 – Dewi Erwan on BlueDot Impact and Scaling High-Impact Organisations
Dec 01, 2022
#55 – Jassi Pannu and Joshua Monrad on Pandemic Preparedness
Oct 30, 2022
#54 – Edouard Mathieu on Our World in Data
Oct 15, 2022
#53 – Tessa Alexanian and Janvi Ahuja on Synthetic Biology and GCBRs
Sep 21, 2022
#52 – Michael Aird on how to do Impact-Driven Research
Aug 31, 2022
#51 – Kevin Esvelt and Jonas Sandbrink on Risks from Biological Research
Aug 13, 2022
Bonus: 50th Episode Celebration
Jul 27, 2022
#50 – Doyne Farmer on Complexity and Predicting Technological Progress
Jul 15, 2022
#49 – Ajay Karpur on Metagenomic Sequencing
Jun 15, 2022
#48 – Spencer Weart on the Discovery of Global Warming
Jun 02, 2022
#47 – Jason Crawford on Progress Studies
May 12, 2022
#46 – Cristina Bicchieri on Social Norms and The Grammar Of Society
Apr 23, 2022
#45 – Lord Bird on the UK Future Generations Bill
Apr 06, 2022
#44 – Sam Hilton on Charity Entrepreneurship, Exploratory Altruism, and Longtermist Policy
Mar 22, 2022
#43 – Glen Weyl on Pluralism, Radical Markets, and Social Technology
Mar 09, 2022
#42 – Habiba Islam on Planning a High-Impact Career and Ambitious Altruism
Feb 19, 2022
#41 – Michael Bhaskar on Big Ideas and the Great Stagnation
Feb 01, 2022
#40 – Mike Hinge on Feeding Everyone in a Disaster
Jan 07, 2022
#39 – Keith Frankish on Illusionism about Consciousness
Nov 22, 2021
#38 – Christoph Winter on the Legal Priorities Project
Oct 18, 2021
#37 – Gillian Hadfield on Regulatory Markets, Silly Rules, and why Humans Invented Law
Sep 27, 2021
#36 – Bryan Caplan on Causes of Poverty and the Case for Open Borders
Sep 10, 2021
#35 – Ben Todd on Choosing a Career and Defining Longtermism
Aug 23, 2021
#34 – Anders Sandberg on the Fermi Paradox, Transhumanism, and so much more
Aug 02, 2021
#33 – Jeffrey Sachs on Sustainable Development
Jul 19, 2021
#32 – Matt Ives on Solar Power and Experience Curves
Jun 28, 2021
#31 – Armond Cohen on Climate Change and the Clean Air Task Force
Jun 14, 2021
#30 – Isabelle Boemeke on Nuclear Power
May 31, 2021
#29 – Phil Trammell on Economic Growth under Transformative AI
May 17, 2021
#28 – Anna Alexandrova on Measuring Well-Being and Alternatives to Technocracy
May 03, 2021
#27 – Eva Vivalt on Evidence-Based Policy and Forecasting Social Science
Apr 12, 2021
Bonus: Longtermism Discussion (w/ Increments podcast)
Mar 29, 2021
#26 – Thomas Moynihan on the History of Existential Risk
Mar 22, 2021
#25 – Julia Shvets on Overconfidence, Rank Incentives, and Lab vs Field Experiments
Mar 08, 2021
#24 – Nikhil Krishnan on the History and Future of Analytic Philosophy
Feb 22, 2021
#23 – Marcus Daniell on High Impact Athletes, EA Outreach, and the Point of Sport
Feb 08, 2021
#22 – Sebastian Joy on ProVeg, Movement Building, and Corporate Engagement
Jan 25, 2021
#21 – Bruce Friedrich on Protein Alternatives and the Good Food Institute
Jan 11, 2021
#20 – Leah Edgerton and Manja Gärtner on Animal Charity Evaluation
Dec 21, 2020
#19 – Peter Singer on Speciesism, Lockdown Ethics, and Controversial Ideas
Dec 07, 2020
#18 – Luke Freeman on Giving What We Can and Community Building
Nov 30, 2020
#17 – Sriya Iyer on the Economics of Religion
Nov 23, 2020
#16 – SJ Beard on Parfit, Climate Change, and Existential Risk
Sep 30, 2020
#15 – Jessie Munton on Prejudice, Perception, and Search Engines
Aug 21, 2020
#14 – Carolina Alves on Heterodox Economics, Diversity in Academia, and the Global South
Jul 31, 2020
#13 – Jaime Sevilla Molina on on Forecasting, Cultural Persistence, and Quantum Computing
Jul 24, 2020
#12 – Sanjay Joshi on Charity Evaluation and Nonprofit Entrepreneurship
Jul 17, 2020
#11 – Eve McCormick on Effective Altruism
Jun 20, 2020
#10 – Toke Aidt on Corruption and Political Economy
Apr 26, 2020
#9 – Neel Nanda on Effective Planning and Building Habits that Stick
Apr 19, 2020
#8 – George Rosenfeld on Effective Giving and Building a Charitable Movement
Apr 11, 2020
#7 – Diane Coyle on Tech Giants and Digital Monopolies
Mar 02, 2020
#6 – Dan Williams on Political Misinformation, Self-Delusion, and Signalling
Feb 28, 2020
#5 – Kent Berridge on Dopamine, Addiction and Neuroscience
Feb 11, 2020
#4 – Tads Ciecierski-Holmes on Gym Membership and Behavioural Economics
Jan 25, 2020
#3 – Vasileios Kotsidis on Rational Choice Theory and the Repugnant Conclusion
Jan 25, 2020
#2 – Tobias Cremer on Right-wing Populism and Christianity
Jan 25, 2020
#1 – Victoria Bateman on the Industrial Revolution and Economic History
Jan 25, 2020
What is Hear This Idea?
Jan 25, 2020