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Recent Appearances

A Ukraine ceasefire could accidentally set Europe up for a bigger war | RAND's top Russia expert Samuel Charap

80,000 Hours Podcast•Mar 24, 2026•1:12:06•host

Why automating human labour will break our political system | Rose Hadshar, Forethought

80,000 Hours Podcast•Mar 17, 2026•2:14:08•host

#238 – Sam Winter-Levy and Nikita Lalwani on how AGI won't end mutually assured destruction (probably)

80,000 Hours Podcast•Mar 10, 2026•1:11:03•host

Using AI to enhance societal decision making (article by Zershaaneh Qureshi)

80,000 Hours Podcast•Mar 6, 2026•31:28•host

#237 – Robert Long on how we're not ready for AI consciousness

80,000 Hours Podcast•Mar 3, 2026•3:25:40•host

#236 – Max Harms on why teaching AI right from wrong could get everyone killed

80,000 Hours Podcast•Feb 24, 2026•2:41:20•host

#235 – Ajeya Cotra on whether it’s crazy that every AI company’s safety plan is ‘use AI to make AI safe’

80,000 Hours Podcast•Feb 17, 2026•2:54:37•host

What the hell happened with AGI timelines in 2025?

80,000 Hours Podcast•Feb 10, 2026•25:34•host

#179 Classic episode – Randy Nesse on why evolution left us so vulnerable to depression and anxiety

80,000 Hours Podcast•Feb 3, 2026•2:51:17•host

#234 – David Duvenaud on why 'aligned AI' would still kill democracy

80,000 Hours Podcast•Jan 27, 2026•2:31:48•host

#145 Classic episode – Christopher Brown on why slavery abolition wasn't inevitable

80,000 Hours Podcast•Jan 20, 2026•2:56:17•host

#233 – James Smith on how to prevent a mirror life catastrophe

80,000 Hours Podcast•Jan 13, 2026•2:09:40•host

#144 Classic episode – Athena Aktipis on why cancer is a fundamental universal phenomena

80,000 Hours Podcast•Jan 9, 2026•3:30:30•host

#142 Classic episode – John McWhorter on why the optimal number of languages might be one, and other provocative claims about language

80,000 Hours Podcast•Jan 6, 2026•1:35:05•host

2025 Highlight-o-thon: Oops! All Bests

80,000 Hours Podcast•Dec 29, 2025•1:40:17•host

#232 – Andreas Mogensen on what we owe 'philosophical Vulcans' and unconscious beings

80,000 Hours Podcast•Dec 19, 2025•2:37:15•host

#231 – Paul Scharre on how AI-controlled robots will and won't change war

80,000 Hours Podcast•Dec 17, 2025•2:45:17•host

AI might let a few people control everything — permanently (article by Rose Hadshar)

80,000 Hours Podcast•Dec 12, 2025•1:00:10•host

#230 – Dean Ball on how AI is a huge deal — but we shouldn’t regulate it yet

80,000 Hours Podcast•Dec 10, 2025•2:54:15•host

#229 – Marius Hobbhahn on the race to solve AI scheming before models go superhuman

80,000 Hours Podcast•Dec 3, 2025•3:03:18•host