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Banksy's film tells how French immigrant Thierry Guetta, who spent years filming street artists, became the artist “Mr. Brainwash” himself and sold almost a million dollars' worth of work in a week, offering a sharp commentary on the hype surrounding art.
The creator of OpenClaw talks to Lex Fridman about how he built a prototype in one hour that became the fastest-growing repository in GitHub's history, the new practice of “agentic engineering,” security risks and the future of personal AI agents.
Sebastian Raschka and Nathan Lambert talk to Lex Fridman about open and closed language models, scaling laws, reinforcement learning, China, coding tools and timelines for AGI.
Naturalist and author Paul Rosolie recounts the historic October 2024 encounter with an uncontacted tribe in the western Amazon, threats from drug traffickers and his organization Jungle Keepers' effort to protect more than 300,000 acres of rainforest.
Mathematician and philosopher Joel David Hamkins traces the history of infinity, from Cantor and Hilbert to Gödel and Cohen, and explains why there may be no single mathematical truth.
Leading mathematician Terence Tao talks to Lex Fridman about the hardest open problems in mathematics, from Navier-Stokes to prime numbers, and explains why formal verification tools and artificial intelligence could transform the very nature of mathematical research.
British historian James Holland discusses World War II with Lex Fridman: from Hitler’s rise and propaganda to Operation Barbarossa, Stalingrad, Normandy and the lessons for modern societies.
Theoretical physicist and cosmologist Janna Levin discusses the nature of black holes, the information paradox, LIGO’s detection of gravitational waves and possible connections between quantum mechanics and gravity, as well as art and the people behind science.
Historian of modern China Jeffrey Wasserstrom talks with Lex Fridman about the continuity between Mao and Xi, Tiananmen, censorship, Hong Kong, Taiwan and the trade war.
Author Douglas Murray talks with Lex Fridman about the war in Ukraine, Hamas’s attack on Israel, Netanyahu and antisemitism, drawing on his book about democracies and death cults.
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