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Taste-Bench

The Taste Bench Project

Co-hosts Bruno Marnette and Philipp Zahn explore whether the next generation of AI systems can develop taste: the ability to judge what is good, choose what matters, and create work worth caring about. They discuss human creativity, AI benchmarks, research taste and the future of human-machine collaborationhttps://www.taste-bench.com/

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  1. What makes a scientific result interesting 53:12
  2. You can't find outliers with a checklist 53:05
  3. AI could turn back into an evil genie 55:18
  4. AI would never come up with the verb "abrupted" 59:12
  5. We can also use AI to make beautiful things 1:07:28
  6. What To Tell Kids Who Are Angry at AI? 1:10:49
  7. Creativity Across Disciplines, From Materials Science to Bach 1:08:52
  8. What galactic archeology teaches us about intelligence 1:11:18
  9. Taste is how we spot breakthroughs 1:00:47
  10. AI Should Keep Making Movies After Humanity Is Gone 1:01:08
  11. Reasoning is a team sport 1:00:49
  12. AI can reveal our blindspots 1:00:51
  13. Music after the machine 52:26
  14. A mathematician in your pocket 1:00:39
  15. The university as a future lab 51:54
  16. AI should make itself obsolete 57:58
  17. Héctor Pérez Urbina: Defending our Cognitive Sovereignty 57:35
  18. Arseny Zarechnev: The Micro-Decisions AI Make For Us. 54:44
  19. Caroline Ingeborn: How AI can set creatives free 54:06
  20. Konstantin Adamopoulos - Every human is an artist 1:02:00
  21. Andy Tyler: what it means for AI to "get it" 50:22
  22. Joshua Tan: AI Sovereignty Is Not Enough 48:58
  23. Eleanor Warnock: AI Writing Is Glass 1:05:19