The real AI alignment problem is not technical. It is moral. You cannot align a superintelligence to human values if humans cannot agree on what those values are, and you cannot get that agreement without a level of global cooperation we have never managed before. Subscribe if you want science with evidence, not speculation. The Tower of Babel is the AI parable nobody is reading. Technology that outpaces wisdom fragments the people building it. The Fermi paradox offers the grimmer version:

An abandoned hotel in New Orleans had found another use: a place for local bands to practice. Visiting family, she tagged along with her uncle, expecting an evening of music. One band member was running late, so everyone sat around talking. She was surrounded by people, with no reason to question anything she saw.That was what made the encounter so difficult to understand afterward.There was no shadow slipping out of sight, no distant sound she might have misheard. What caught her attention seemed

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE!In 1974, a quiet home on Lindley Street in Bridgeport, Connecticut, suddenly became the center of one of the most bizarre and controversial haunting cases in American history.Witnesses claimed furniture moved on its own. Objects reportedly flew through rooms. Police, firefighters, reporters, neighbors, and paranormal investigators all became part of the story. Before long, the case had exploded into a media spectacle, eventually drawing the attention of Ed and

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! PART TWOGalveston, Texas, is often considered one of the most haunted places in America due to its history of tragedy and devastation. The Great Storm of 1900, the deadliest natural disaster in U.S. history, claimed up to 12,000 lives, leaving a lasting imprint on the island. Many believe the spirits of the hurricane’s victims still linger.Many of Galveston’s historic structures have withstood wars, natural disasters, and countless tragic events, contributing

Dry edible beans are an important Minnesota crop, and we explore them further on today's Nutrient Management Podcast. We talk with four experts from around the Midwest about your dry bean questions: What are some similarities and differences managing for dry edible bean versus soybean, for example? What should farmers keep in mind about growing in the Red River Valley, or Southern Minnesota, or elsewhere in the Midwest? What does recent research indicate pertaining to dry bean? What major

Из-за чего происходят землетрясения и можно ли их прогнозировать? Умеют ли животные чувствовать приближение подземных толчков и как они это делают? Можно ли сделать город устойчивым к землетрясениям и существует ли тектоническое оружие?Об этом в проекте "Мослекторий" расскажет доктор технических наук, директор Федерального исследовательского центра "Единая геофизическая служба РАН" Юрий Виноградов.

How Smells Influence Our Hormones, Health & Behavior _ Dr. Noam Sobel

Join Ranger Anthony on KPG 66.5 Dinosaur Talk Radio. Your favorite prehistoric podcast for research, entertainment, & all things dinosaurs!!Episode 30: Pterosaur Airlines: The Prehistoric Way to FlyGrab your bags, because it's time to explore the prehistoric skies on Pterosaur Airlines!! But what exactly were pterosaurs? And were they even dinosaurs? Let's travel back to the Mesozoic Era to meet some of the coolest flying reptiles to ever live. No boarding passes required!!Thank you so much for

The Alamo may be San Antonio’s most famous piece of history, but the streets surrounding it have witnessed generations of life, death, tragedy, and change—and some believe not everyone who became part of that history ever left.Lauren Swartz was born and raised in San Antonio, and her love of its history and the paranormal led her and her husband, James, to create Sisters Grimm Ghost Tours, which combine documented history with ghostly experiences still being reported today.There’s the legendary

It's the most abundant eukaryotic microbe in humans… But what role does it play in our bodies? For decades, Blastocystis has been thought of as a parasite just like other protists that lurk within humans, such as Plasmodium or Giardia. But research is increasingly finding the opposite to be true, and scientists across the world are fighting to change this perception.This month on Microbe Talk, Lilly is joined by Dr Anastasios Tsaousis and Dr Varol Tunali to discuss their four-year COST

He had loved ghost stories since childhood, but he was certain an actual encounter would send him running. Buying a Victorian home with deaths in its history seemed like an opportunity to find out. Instead, he felt completely comfortable there—even walking through the rooms alone at night.His family had other things to report.His wife saw a man standing near the basement door. Their daughter recognized the description. A visiting relative heard her name called from upstairs when she knew she was

Facebook and Twitter @holoskypodcastInstagram @ theholoskypodcast If you have an experience of your own you'd like to share with us please do. You can email us at holoskypodcast@gmail.com you can also use your voice memo app on your smart phone or anything that can record you and send it over to the email.  If you have and experience you’d rather sit down and talk to us about please send that email to holoskyinterviews@gmail.com You can also call our podcast cell phone and leave a message or

V zadnji letošnji Frekvenci brez meja obiščemo Medicinsko fakulteto Univerze na Reki, ki ima prostore v čudoviti zgodovinski stavbi v enem najstarejših delov mesta. Tokrat pa tam ne odkrivamo le zgodovine, ampak predvsem prihodnost medicine. To najdemo v laboratorijih Centra za proteomiko, ki nam odpira vrata v svet virusov, imunskega sistema in protiteles.Sogovorniki:dr. Josip Španjol, dekan Medicinske Fakultete Univerze na Reki, dr. Ilija Brizić, prodekan za znanost na reški

In 1985, electronic music pioneer Bernie Krause was asked to step in to help save a stranded humpback whale. Krause was known back then for being an evangelist of Moog synthesizers, not a whale whisperer. But from that moment he would go on to become a foundational scientist in the new field of ecoacoustics, or soundscape ecology.In this episode producer Patrick McNameeKing talks to three scientists from the growing field of ecoacoustics. From saving Humphrey the humpback whale, to eavesdropping

Today we're camping in the Lake Tèlè Community Reserve in the Congo to kick of Greg's Creepy Cryptid Corner for October! And to start it off, we're diving into my biggest fear, spiders, and discussing the elusive giant spider, the J'ba Fofi! We dive into a couple witness accounts and discuss the creature's appearance, while also discussing traumatic spider experiences and the potential daddy longlegs Mandela Effect! So grab a seat by the fire and keep an eye out for eight-legged monsters!&nbs...

In this episode of Energy Frontier: The Wyoming Landscape, our guest host, Selena Gerace, Program Manager of the Energy Engagement, Leadership and Careers Program at the School of Energy Resources, sits down with industry veteran and UW alumnus Doug Brooks, a member of the Industry Advisory Board for the University of Wyoming’s Professional Land Management (PLM) program. Drawing from over 40 years of executive leadership across major E&P companies—including Marathon, Yates Petroleum, Oasi...

Ray and Dave talk with vertebrate paleontologist Melanie During, who read the growth rings in fossil fish from the Tanis site and pinned the death of the dinosaurs to a single spring, 66 million years ago.

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE!In 1974, a quiet home on Lindley Street in Bridgeport, Connecticut, suddenly became the center of one of the most bizarre and controversial haunting cases in American history.Witnesses claimed furniture moved on its own. Objects reportedly flew through rooms. Police, firefighters, reporters, neighbors, and paranormal investigators all became part of the story. Before long, the case had exploded into a media spectacle, eventually drawing the attention of Ed and

In this episode I had a very fun and informative conversation with Dr. Susan C. Loeb from Clemson, SC. Dr. Loeb is Adjunct Professor, Department of Forestry and Environmental Conservation at Clemson University in Clemson, SC and Research Ecologist Emeritus in the Upland Hardwood Ecology and Management Research Unit for the USDA Forest Service, Southern Research Station, Clemson, SC. We chatted about the evolution of her research with bats, the bats of the eastern US, conservation concerns, th...