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Hosted by Sarah Hastings-Woodhouse · technology · EN
AI safety, philosophy and other things.
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Signup to Generate a PitchConsistently Candid is hosted by Sarah Hastings-Woodhouse. The show has published 19 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "#20 Frances Lorenz on the emotional side of AI x-risk, being a woman in a male-dominated online space & more" (14 May 2025, 52 minutes), "#19 Gabe Alfour on why AI alignment is hard, what it would mean to solve it & what ordinary people can do about existential risk" (13 April 2025, 97 minutes), and "#18 Nathan Labenz on reinforcement learning, reasoning models, emergent misalignment & more" (2 March 2025, 106 minutes).
Consistently Candid publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 78 minutes across 19 episodes.
Booking probability for Consistently Candid is 44%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Consistently Candid requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Consistently Candid's contact route on record: verified email.
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Sarah Hastings-Woodhouse hosts Consistently Candid, a technology podcast with 19 episodes published.
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<p>In this episode, I chatted with Frances Lorenz, events associate at the Centre for Effective Altruism. We covered our respective paths into AI safety, the emotional impact of learning about x-risk, what it's like to...
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<p>Gabe Alfour is a co-founder of Conjecture and an advisor to Control AI, both organisations working to reduce risks from advanced AI. </p><p>We discussed why AI poses an existential risk to humanity, what makes this...
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<p>A lot has happened in AI since the last time I spoke to Nathan Labenz of The Cognitive Revolution, so I invited him back on for a whistlestop tour of the most important developments we've seen over the last...
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<p>The Fun Theory Sequence is one of Eliezer Yudkowsky's cheerier works, and considers questions such as 'how much fun is there in the universe?', 'are we having fun yet' and 'could we be having more fun?'. It tries to...
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<p>John Sherman is the host of the For Humanity Podcast, which (much like this one!) aims to explain AI safety to a non-expert audience. In this episode, we compared our experiences of encountering AI safety arguments...
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<p>StopAI are a non-profit aiming to achieve a permanent ban on the development of AGI through peaceful protest. In this episode, I chatted with three of founders of StopAI – Remmelt Ellen, Sam Kirchner and Guido...
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<p>Buck Shlegeris is the CEO of Redwood Research, a non-profit working to reduce risks from powerful AI. We discussed Redwood's research into AI control, why we shouldn't feel confident that witnessing an AI escape...
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<p>In this episode, Aaron Bergman and Max Alexander are back to battle it out for the philosophy crown, while I (attempt to) moderate. They discuss the Very Repugnant Conclusion, which, in the words of Claude, "posits...
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<p>Deger Turan is the CEO of forecasting platform Metaculus and president of the AI Objectives Institute. <br/><br/>In this episode, we discuss how forecasting can be used to help humanity coordinate around reducing...
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<p>Katja Grace is the co-founder of AI Impacts, a non-profit focused on answering key questions about the future trajectory of AI development, which is best known for conducting the world's largest survey of machine...
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Nathan Labenz is the founder of AI content-generation platform Waymark and host of The Cognitive Revolution Podcast, who now works full-time on tracking and analysing developments in AI. <br/><br/>We chatted about where...
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<p>Sheha Revanur is a the founder of Encode Justice, an international, youth-led network campaigning for the responsible development of AI, which was among the sponsors of California's proposed AI bill SB-1047...
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Nathan Young is a forecaster, software developer and tentative AI optimist. In this episode, we discussed how Nathan approaches forecasting, why his p(doom) is 2-9%, whether we should pause AGI research, and...
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<p>A while back, my self-confessed inability to fully comprehend the writings of Eliezer Yudkowsky elicited the sympathy of the author himself. In an attempt to more completely understand why AI is going to kill us all...
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<p>Holly Elmore is an AI pause advocate and Executive Director of PauseAI US. We chatted about the case for pausing AI, her experience of organising protests against frontier AGI research, the danger of relying on...
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In this episode, I talked with Joep Meindertsma, founder of PauseAI, about how he discovered AI safety, the emotional experience of internalising existential risks, strategies for communicating AI risk, his assessment...
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<p>Émile P. Torres is a philosopher and historian known for their research on the history and ethical implications of human extinction. They are also an outspoken critic of Effective Altruism, longtermism and the AI...
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<p>Darren McKee is an author, speaker and policy advisor who has recently penned a beginner-friendly introduction to AI Safety named Uncontrollable: The Threat of Artificial Superintelligence and the Race to Save the...
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<p>Akash is an AI policy researcher working on ways to reduce global security risks from advanced AI. He has worked at the Center for AI Safety, Center for AI Policy, and Control AI. Before getting involved in AI...
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<p>In this inaugural episode of Consistently Candid, Aaron Bergman and Max Alexander each try to convince me of their position on moral realism, and I settle the issue once and for all. Featuring occasional...
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