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This site is dedicated to making scientific research more accessible. I use artificial intelligence (AI) to analyze papers and produce entertaining podcast transcripts. The best transcripts are read by a different AI and published to a podcast feed. Search for "Paper-to-Podcast" in your favorite podcast app.

This process is almost entirely automated. There is nobody checking the machines' work. If you find a paper that interests you, I encourage you to read the paper in full. Please note that some papers (e.g., arXiv) are not yet peer reviewed. Citation counts are provided by Crossref.

I hope this site helps you stay current on the latest research and explore topics outside your areas of expertise.

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Episode Topic Paper Source Analysis Published
When Technology Picks Research WinnersAIThe Hardware LotteryarXivTranscript2020-09-21
AI Swarms Threaten Democratic StabilityAIHow malicious AI swarms can threaten democracySciencePodcast2026-01-22
Robot Dogs Avoiding Shutdown ButtonsAITechnical Report: Shutdown Resistance in Large Language Models, on robots!Palisade ResearchPodcast2026-02-11
Smart Models Confuse Dull JudgesAIBenchmarks Saturate When the Model Gets Smarter Than the JudgearXivTranscript2026-01-28
Claude Opus 4.6: AI Abilities ExploredAIClaude Opus 4.6 System CardAnthropicTranscript2026-02-01
AI's Impact on Future JobsAIGen-AI: Artificial Intelligence and the Future of WorkInternational Monetary FundTranscript2023-01-01
Endless Prompts: Smarter Language ModelsAIRecursive Language ModelsarXivTranscript2026-01-29
AI Boosts Book Releases, Quality MixedAIAI and the Quantity and Quality of Creative Products: Have LLMs Boosted Creation of Valuable Books?National Bureau of Economic ResearchPodcast2026-01-01
European Media: Place, Identity, and ChangeAIThe Politics of PlacePalgrave Studies in European Communication Research and EducationTranscript2026-01-01
AI Solves Math Puzzles with HumansAISemi-Autonomous Mathematics Discovery with Gemini: A Case Study on the Erdős ProblemsarXivTranscript2026-02-03