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The inaugural Redwood Research podcast After five months of me (Buck) being slow at finishing up the editing on this, we’re finally putting out our inaugural Redwood Research podcast. I think it came out pretty well—we discussed a bunch of interesting and underdiscussed topics and I’m
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After five months of me (Buck) being slow at finishing up the editing on this, we’re finally putting out our inaugural Redwood Research podcast. I think it came out pretty well—we discussed a bunch of interesting and underdiscussed topics and I’m glad to have a public record of a bunch of stuff about our history. Tell your friends! Whether we do another one depends on how useful people find this one. You can watch on Youtube here, or as a Substack podcast.
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Published:January 4th, 2026
Source:https://blog.redwoodresearch.org/p/the-inaugural-redwood-research-podcast
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Outline:
(00:00) Intro
(01:12) P(doom)
(13:46) Do we talk too little about weird stuff
(36:35) Papers where we feel jealousy
(45:02) History of Redwood Research
(45:57) Adversarial robustness and start
(53:03) MLAB
(57:48) Interpretability research
(01:04:04) Non-mech interp ambitious bets
(01:21:21) Back to the interp narrative
(01:26:11) Ryan's never-published mech interp research
(01:53:00) Early 2023
(01:58:05) AI control research
(02:07:57) Alignment faking paper
(02:16:02) Ctrl-Z
(02:20:15) Redwood size over time
(02:31:02) Biggest Redwood mistakes in the future?
(02:41:55) Listener questions
(02:42:10) AI Rights for Human Safety
(02:46:27) Neuralese models, CoT legibility
(02:51:19) Hyperstition
(02:55:26) Grumpiness about Tumblr-style alignment posting
(02:58:03) Control is about monitoring, right?
(03:20:34) How have our views changed?
(03:28:19) Should someone research AI alignment?
(03:33:56) What's the route to success?
(03:48:35) What to do if you're David Sacks?
(03:49:36) Mid career professionals?
(03:52:00) Conclusion
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Erscheinungsdatum: 6.1.2026, 14:19:16
