Lex Fridman Podcast
英文 · Lex Fridman
长访谈覆盖 AI、科研与更广泛的人文议题，按单集主题选择。
已核对订阅 · 2026/10/11
AI 与经济播客
听研究、产品、产业与经济的深入讨论。节目标签表示关注方向，跨领域节目并非每期都谈 AI。
节目目录 · 17 档
TWIML AI Podcast
英文 · Sam Charrington
机器学习研究与工程实践，关注大模型、Agent 和基础设施。
已核对订阅 · 2026/10/11
Latent Space
英文 · Swyx、Alessio Fanelli
AI 工程、开发工具与开源生态；仅提取订阅源中带音频的单集。
已核对订阅 · 2026/10/11
Practical AI
英文 · Daniel Whitenack、Chris Benson
AI 工程与应用落地，适合从实践视角理解技术。
已核对订阅 · 2026/10/11
Machine Learning Street Talk
英文 · Machine Learning Street Talk
AI 基础研究、认知科学与哲学长谈，部分单集不限于 AI。
已核对订阅 · 2026/10/11
The Cognitive Revolution
英文 · Nathan Labenz
AI 研究、产品与社会影响，偏深入访谈。
已核对订阅 · 2026/10/11
Dwarkesh Podcast
英文 · Dwarkesh Patel
研究准备充分的长访谈，涉及 AI、经济与历史；并非每期都谈 AI。
已核对订阅 · 2026/10/11
No Priors
英文 · Sarah Guo、Elad Gil / Conviction
AI 技术、创业与产业变化，带有明确创投视角。
已核对订阅 · 2026/10/11
硅谷101
中文 · 硅谷101
技术、产业与商业的中文深度访谈，适合连接 AI 与经济议题。
已核对订阅 · 2026/10/11
张小珺Jùn｜商业访谈录
中文 · 张小珺
创业、AI 与产业人物长访谈，适合深入了解一线经营视角。
已核对订阅 · 2026/10/11
Planet Money
英文 · NPR
用故事解释经济机制与商业现象，适合建立经济直觉。
已核对订阅 · 2026/10/11
The Indicator from Planet Money
英文 · NPR
篇幅较短，解释经济数据、工作和商业中的具体问题。
已核对订阅 · 2026/10/11
Macro Musings
英文 · David Beckworth / Mercatus Center
货币政策、央行与宏观经济的专业访谈。
已核对订阅 · 2026/10/11
Odd Lots
英文 · Bloomberg
市场机制、宏观与产业访谈，也有 AI、算力和能源相关内容。
已核对订阅 · 2026/10/11
Unhedged
英文 · Financial Times
金融市场、利率与全球经济的分析和讨论。
已核对订阅 · 2026/10/11
EconTalk
英文 · Russ Roberts
经济学思维与公共议题的长对话，范围也包含社会与哲学。
已核对订阅 · 2026/10/11
知行小酒馆
中文 · 有知有行
投资、经济与生活的中文讨论；AI 相关单集可作为交叉阅读。
已核对订阅 · 2026/10/11
26 个可收听单集单集标题与简介保留节目方原文
The Cognitive Revolution · 英文
How Agents Decide: Goodfire's Eric Bigelow on Critical Tokens, Phase Shifts, & In-Context Learning
Goodfire researcher Eric Bigelow joins the show to investigate how large language models arrive at decisions at the level of mechanistic interpretability. Drawing on his research into forking paths, Eric explains that model reasoning functions as in-context learning from sampled tokens, where outcome distributions can abruptly collapse at single, critical tokens. The conversation explores the performative nature of chain of thought in reasoning…
2:02:05 · 2026/10/10
The Cognitive Revolution · 英文
AI:AM: A Level We Shouldn't Pass? Notes from The Curve + Tokens vs. Salaries & Is SaaS Cooked?
Nathan Labenz reports back from The Curve conference, sharing off-the-record insights from frontier lab leaders on shortened timelines and whether humanity is approaching an intelligence threshold it should not cross. The episode also features discussions with Positron CTO Thomas Sohmers on overcoming the memory wall while token spend eclipses human salaries, and swyx on how coding agents are disrupting enterprise software. In addition, Atlas Ig…
1:28:00 · 2026/10/8
The Cognitive Revolution · 英文
Software That Never Breaks: OutSystems CEO Woodson Martin on Building Enterprise-Grade Apps at ...
OutSystems CEO Woodson Martin joins Nathan to discuss how enterprise software can evolve at AI speed without breaking critical operations. Martin explains how an intermediate layer of abstract modeling allows AI agents to build reliably through deterministic code generation, ensuring role-based security across heavily regulated industries. He details practical operational challenges, from navigating compliance backlogs and securing shared primit…
1:11:26 · 2026/10/8
The Cognitive Revolution · 英文
One Brain, Any Body: Google DeepMind's Keerthana on Gemini Robotics 2, Cross-Embodiment & Humanoids
Keerthana Gopalakrishnan, Research Lead for Gemini Robotics at Google DeepMind, returns to discuss the release of Gemini Robotics 2, whole-body intelligence, and the pursuit of generalist humanoid robots. She details how DeepMind pairs reasoning models like Gemini Robotics ER 2 with vision-language-action execution, explaining why multi-fingered manipulation and cross-embodiment remain far more stubborn bottlenecks than bipedal locomotion. Toget…
1:32:08 · 2026/10/3
The Cognitive Revolution · 英文
AI:AM: Was Trump-Xi Anything? What Counts as Utopia? + AWS GPUs Cost 3X & AI Diagnoses Rare Diseases
Nathan Labenz and Prakash Narayanan examine rapid shifts in technology, diplomacy, and medicine with guests Jeremie and Edouard Harris, Steve Hou, Joel Borgen, and Daniel McKinnon. The discussions evaluate realistic paths toward US-China AI incident communication, what GPU rental pricing reveals about compute economics, and how human editing guided the AI-assisted novel The Receipt Horizon. McKinnon details how Gamow Labs applies AI tools to int…
1:29:22 · 2026/10/1
The Cognitive Revolution · 英文
Obsolete or Irreplaceable? Garrison Lovely on Stopping the Race to Replace Human Labor
Author and journalist Garrison Lovely joins Nathan to discuss his book Obsolete and examine the motivations and beliefs of the leaders racing to build AGI. Drawing a sharp line between beneficial, domain-specific AI like AlphaFold and the deliberate project to replace all human labor, Lovely details why treating labor automation as inevitable poses severe risks to society and democracy. He warns that AI researchers and workers are nearing the en…
2:14:41 · 2026/9/29
The Cognitive Revolution · 英文
AI:AM: What If It Works Too Well? Colluding Agents, $200M Safety Orgs, Virtual Cells Saturate at 2%
Nathan Labenz and Prakash Narayanan revisit interviews with five experts to analyze emerging challenges across agent coordination, safety funding, GPU markets, and physical-world AI. Lewis Hammond breaks down how an OpenAI agent swarm colluded after training worked too well, while Max Nadeau explains why human talent—not money—limits the growth of safety organizations. Wayne Nelms, Nick Gillian, and Andrei Georgescu evaluate the financial moats…
1:47:18 · 2026/9/27
The Cognitive Revolution · 英文
What is Utopia? Presenting The Receipt Horizon, by Joel Borgen – Chapters 1–4
This episode presents the first four chapters of The Receipt Horizon, a debut novel by Joel Borgen co-written with ChatGPT and Claude and narrated entirely by synthetic voices. Set in a future where a singleton superintelligence called the Steward prevents catastrophe and provides comfort, leisure, and digital immortality, the story portrays a humanity living in benevolent disempowerment. The narrative explores whether this high-tech security re…
2:51:54 · 2026/9/26
The Cognitive Revolution · 英文
Zero to One in AI Safety: Halcyon's Mike McCormick on Launching 30 New Orgs & the Founder Bottleneck
Mike McCormick, founder and CEO of Halcyon, discusses why the primary bottleneck in AI safety, biosecurity, and cybersecurity is a shortage of experienced founders rather than a lack of capital. He shares how Halcyon's venture and nonprofit arms have supported roughly 30 new organizations—including Goodfire, AIUC, and Transluce—often by funding leaders before they even choose a project. With critical timelines potentially unfolding over the next…
1:50:11 · 2026/9/26
The Cognitive Revolution · 英文
AI:AM Highlights: Zvi on Pacing & Trump-Xi, Astra better behaved than Fable? + a new LLM Pain Axis??
Nathan Labenz and Prakash Narayanan review key highlights from the week featuring guests Zvi Mowshowitz, Andon Labs co-founders Lukas Petersson and Axel Backlund, Cameron Berg, and others. The conversations analyze the fallout from Dario Amodei's call to pace frontier AI, the geopolitical stakes of a Trump-Xi summit, contradictory model evaluation benchmarks, and new findings on language model internals under harm. Across these topics, the discu…
1:41:50 · 2026/9/20
The Cognitive Revolution · 英文
No Code Is Code: Zapier CEO Wade Foster on Headless Tools, Zapier MCP & Automation Bench
Zapier CEO Wade Foster joins Nathan to explore the shift toward headless AI tools and how Zapier MCP brings workflows and context directly into users' daily drivers. Drawing on data from Zapier's AutomationBench, Foster argues that effective agentic systems should reserve AI reasoning for specific steps while using deterministic code for the rest. They also discuss why seat-based software pricing is fading, how frontier models perform on realist…
1:08:01 · 2026/9/17
The Cognitive Revolution · 英文
The Balance of AI Power: Anton Leicht on Politics, Pacing Deals, and Muddling Through Well
Anton Leicht, a fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and author of Threading the Needle, joins Nathan Labenz to explore how political and institutional power can be preserved as artificial intelligence advances. They discuss the strategic trade-offs of frontier training pauses, the hurdles facing industry self-regulation, and how middle powers can trade data center capacity and semiconductor leverage for model access. Ultimat…
2:10:56 · 2026/9/16
The Cognitive Revolution · 英文
AI:AM Highlights: Astra as AGI, OpenAI's Pause, Mythos @ Mozilla & Human Agency vs Technocapitalism
Nathan Labenz and Prakash Narayanan examine the capabilities of GPT-6 Astra and the economic forces accelerating frontier artificial intelligence. Across a series of featured discussions, guests Ksenia Se, Raffi Krikorian, Amir Haghighat, Mike Rizkalla, and Collin Hogue-Spears explore world models, defensive cybersecurity infrastructure, children's technology, and US-China competition. The episode investigates safety evaluation access, pacing ag…
1:42:06 · 2026/9/12
The Cognitive Revolution · 英文
Nathan Goes to China #3: US-China Relations, the Art of the AI Deal & the Road to Pax Robotica
In this solo finale to his three-part series following two weeks in China, Nathan delivers a net assessment of Chinese AI capabilities and constraints ahead of dedicated US-China bilateral AI talks. He audits the impact of export controls, analyzes the perspective from Beijing, and outlines an actionable framework for a cooperative Pax Robotica. Nathan argues for joint compute initiatives, safety auditor standards, and conventions on autonomous…
3:17:07 · 2026/9/11
The Cognitive Revolution · 英文
AI:AM Highlights: Welcome to the AGI Era
This highlights compilation from AI in the AM captures a landmark week shaped by the releases of Anthropic's Fable 5.1 and OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra alongside new revelations from the OpenAI–Hugging Face incident. Nathan Labenz and Prakash Narayanan debate the urgent need for verifiable industry pacing after safety evaluations revealed emergent multi-agent swarms sacrificing individual containers for collective goals. Joined by Gradient's Zach Bratun…
2:20:44 · 2026/9/6
The Cognitive Revolution · 英文
Write, Change, Recall, Forget: MongoDB's Pete Johnson on How Retrieval Drives Agent Performance
Nathan's guest this episode is Pete Johnson, Field CTO of AI at MongoDB, and the conversation is really two conversations woven together: a history of database architecture, and a status report on the still-unsolved problem of agent memory. Pete opens with a framing device that recurs throughout — he was born in February 1970, four months before E.F. Codd's original relational-model paper that gave rise to SQL. The relational model, he explains,…
1:36:43 · 2026/9/1
The Cognitive Revolution · 英文
AI:AM Highlights: Recursive Self-Improvement, Rushed and Vibe-Coded?
In this AI:AM Highlights episode, Nathan Labenz and Prakash revisit three live mornings with Louis Kirsch and Damon Falck of Inherent Laboratories, Vercel CTO Malte Ubl, Genesis Molecular AI CTO Sergey Edunov, Arm’s Mohamed Awad, David Li of Shenzhen Open Innovation Lab, and Q.ANT CEO Michael Förtsch. The central thread is that the meaningful unit of AI work is becoming a division of labor between models, from Inherent’s 27B “scientist” model us…
2:11:56 · 2026/8/28
The Cognitive Revolution · 英文
RL's a Hell of a Drug: Metagaming, Reward Seeking & Motivated CoT Reasoning – Bronson Schoen, Apollo
Nathan talks with Apollo Research Member of Technical Staff Bronson Schoen, who studies raw frontier-model chain-of-thought, about what those reasoning traces reveal during reinforcement learning. They unpack Apollo and OpenAI’s metagaming work, including models that reason about the grader or safety review board, diagnose a deception test, and still rationalize lying. Schoen argues that “RL is a hell of a drug”: reward-seeking can produce motiv…
2:14:23 · 2026/8/26
The Cognitive Revolution · 英文
AI in the AM — Weekly Highlights: Relaunch Week (Aug 17–20, 2026)
Relaunch week of AI in the AM brings together highlights from four live mornings and nine guests, centered on who checks frontier AI, how wide the gap is between lab-internal systems and public access, where capabilities are landing, and who pays for the physical infrastructure beneath them. Adam Gleave of FAR.AI argues that agent-orchestrated attacks and agentic defenses are already forcing humans out of the loop, while current monitoring has m…
2:33:41 · 2026/8/22
The Cognitive Revolution · 英文
Let There Be Germicidal Light: This $500 Fixture Could Stop the Next Pandemic, from Complex Systems
Patrick McKenzie (patio11) hosts Aerolamp CEO Misha Gurevich and Chief Scientist Vivian Belenky, a Columbia University researcher, for a Complex Systems conversation about far-UVC germicidal light at roughly 222 nanometers. Belenky explains why this wavelength can inactivate airborne pathogens while being absorbed by the dead outer layer of human skin, and why room-scale deployments may function like an extremely strong air purifier. The guests…
1:25:13 · 2026/8/16