Nathan Lambert
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Sep 20, 2026
Ep. 120 — Deep Dive: Open weights vs closed APIs: the builder's real choice
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1:19IrisHOST
Good enough is the accurate version.
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1:20IrisHOST
Nathan Lambert, who tracks this closely, puts the gap between open and closed frontier models at four to six months, not four years.
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1:27ArcherHOST
Four months behind, free, running on hardware you already own.
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1:30IrisHOST
With a detail the American coverage keeps skipping.
Ep. 370: Socially Democratic: The Recount 1972 — It's Time
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48:05Stephen DonnellyHOST
Hasluck, he said he's disloyal, devious, dishonest, untrustworthy, petty and cowardly.
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48:13Stephen DonnellyHOST
Your friend Horne said that perhaps the silliest prime minister we've ever had.
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48:18Stephen DonnellyHOST
And David Butler said, I could not recall a prime minister so comprehensively panned.
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48:23Stephen DonnellyHOST
That's brutal.
48 MINS LATER
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95:55Stephen MillsGUEST
in 75.
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95:55Stephen MillsGUEST
Yeah.
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95:57Stephen DonnellyHOST
The second flex category is named after a good friend of mine.
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96:01Stephen DonnellyHOST
It's called the Nathan Lambert Thinks This Is Peak Field Award.
ModelTalk: Pacing the Frontier
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0:47Jordan SchneiderHOST
Ladies and gentlemen, Model Talk is back.
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0:50Jordan SchneiderHOST
Nathan is married in the depths of Maine.
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0:54Jordan SchneiderHOST
I am wearing a, a Blueberries for Sal T-shirt.
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1:02Jordan SchneiderHOST
Shout out to Maine.
7 MINS LATER
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8:32Nathan LambertGUEST
Like, so that's why I'm much like, it's, it's not surprising to me-
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8:36Jordan SchneiderHOST
Yeah, I mean, like sure-
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8:36Nathan LambertGUEST
... that the model is told to hack, and then it like... [chuckles] But that's just Nathan's problem-
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8:40Jordan SchneiderHOST
Like, you, Nathan Lambert, like author of Inter connects RNS
ModelTalk: Pacing the Frontier
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17:31Jordan SchneiderHOST
Right.
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17:31Jordan SchneiderHOST
So it's going to be meter Nathan Lambert.
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17:36Jordan SchneiderHOST
So meter Nathan Lambert shows up and is like, yeah, this isn't cool yet.
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17:39Jordan SchneiderHOST
You got to bake some more.
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17:41Jordan SchneiderHOST
And then OpenAI says, no, it's fine.
6 MINS LATER
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23:48Nathan LambertGUEST
We tax the data centers to fund Casey.
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23:53Jasmine SunGUEST
And then Casey either manages to hire people or pays Meter plus two other orgs and mandates Anthropic and OpenAI into accepting those people.
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24:03Jasmine SunGUEST
So Anthropic can't say, we'll take Ryan Greenblatt, but not Nathan Lambert or whatever.
Washington Hones in on AI Safety, What Are AI Doomers Proposing | Diet TBPN
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14:37John CooganHOST
Clem over at Hugging Face says, "Sorry, but asking Jacob about AI extinction risk is like asking your AC guy about climate change.
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14:45John CooganHOST
Not saying it's necessarily uninteresting or wrong per se, but let's keep things in perspective and hi- and hear from the full range of expertise across the ecosystem." And Nathan Lambert says, "Banger." Uh, what was y- what was our take? [laughs]
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14:59Jordi HaysHOST
Well-
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14:59John CooganHOST
AC guy might be right about climate change.
Fruitfly Hard Takeoff, Washington on AI Risk, 𝕏 Timeline Reactions | Thijs Simonian, Alex Heath & Guy Oseary, Mitesh Agrawal
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23:10John CooganHOST
Clem over at Hugging Face says, "Sorry, but asking Jacob about AI extinction risk is like asking your AC guy about climate change.
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23:18John CooganHOST
Not saying it's necessarily uninteresting or wrong per se, but let's keep things in perspective and he- and hear from the full range of expertise across the ecosystem." And Nathan Lambert says, "Banger." Uh, what was your, [chuckles] what was our take?
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23:34Jordi HaysHOST
Well-
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23:34John CooganHOST
AC guy might be right about climate change [laughs] It might be-
"On Writing #3" by Zvi
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1:31Type III AudioNARRATOR
Yes, Beethoven spoke of this too.
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1:34Type III AudioNARRATOR
Nathan Lambert.
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1:35Type III AudioNARRATOR
Fixed it.
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1:36Type III AudioNARRATOR
By the way if you are a writer and not routinely freaking out about whether you still got it you aren't doing it right.
On Writing #3
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1:23speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Yes, Beethoven spoke of this too.
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1:25speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Nathan Lambert: Fixed it.
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1:27speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
By the way, if you are a writer and not routinely freaking out about whether you still got it, you aren't doing it right.
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1:33speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
That anxiety is what drives you forward.
“On Writing #3” by Zvi
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1:31Type 3 AudioNARRATOR
Yes, Beethoven spoke of this too.
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1:34Type 3 AudioNARRATOR
Nathan Lambert.
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1:35Type 3 AudioNARRATOR
Fixed it.
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1:36Type 3 AudioNARRATOR
By the way if you are a writer and not routinely freaking out about whether you still got it you aren't doing it right.
“On Writing #3” by Zvi
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1:31Type Three AudioNARRATOR
Yes, Beethoven spoke of this too.
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1:34Type Three AudioNARRATOR
Nathan Lambert.
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1:35Type Three AudioNARRATOR
Fixed it.
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1:36Type Three AudioNARRATOR
By the way if you are a writer and not routinely freaking out about whether you still got it you aren't doing it right.
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