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Tomayto Tomahto

I say tomayto, but you say tomahto. Why? What cognitive, economic, racial, or social factors led you to say tomahto and I tomayto? How did you acquire the ability to produce and perceive coherent sentences?

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  1. Episode · Jul 3, 2026

    Evaluating AI World Models w/ Keyon Vafa (opens the original)

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    Keyon Vafa (postdoc at Harvard) studies the implicit world models that generative models learn (or at least are constrained into representing). How do we make sense of these models and how do they make sense of us? Experimentally, answering this question often looks like giving the model anything and everything: cookie ingredients, language, shrimp taxonomies, protein structures, a sample of ABBA’s discography—and models will try to make sense of it. Under a methodologically unified view of an i

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