Julia Galef

	Carefully, correctly; LessWrong
	Singularity blues
	AI-box experiment; Aumann's agreement theorem; Cybernetic revolt; Effective altruism; Eliezer Yudkowsky; LessWrong; Neoreactionary movement; Rationalist taboo; Roko's basilisk; Roko's basilisk/Original post; Scott Alexander; Simulated reality; v - t - e

Galef hosts the official podcast of the NYC skeptics, the Rationally Speaking podcast (originally co-hosting with Massimo Pigliucci, who has since left). She also Blogs for the Rationally Speaking Blog,[1] and is the President of LessWrong spinoff the Center for Applied Rationality (CFAR),[2] which originally marketed itself as an exercise in applied skepticism, but recently pivoted to admit it was really all about AI Risk in the LessWrong sense.[3]

Julia Galef is a podcaster and journalist.

Popular talks

The Straw Vulcan, Skepticon 4, 2011.
Why you think you're right — even if you're wrong (contrasting "soldier" and "scout" thinking), TEDxPSU Feb 2016.

gollark: But it *roughly* serializes objects.

gollark: That is true.

gollark: Pickling?

gollark: Per run, that is?

gollark: I would expect it to be consistent across runs, but apparently not?

References

Rationally Speaking Collaborators, Rationally speaking blog. Retrieved 5-10-2012
CFAR Collaborators, Center for Applied Rationality. Retrieved 10-5-2012
http://lesswrong.com/lw/o7o/cfars_new_focus_and_ai_safety/

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[1] Rationally Speaking Collaborators, Rationally speaking blog. Retrieved 5-10-2012

[2] CFAR Collaborators, Center for Applied Rationality. Retrieved 10-5-2012

[3] ttp://lesswrong.com/lw/o7o/cfars_new_focus_and_ai_safety/