MIT
MIT on podcasts: where it advertises, what it's offering listeners, and what hosts say about it when they're not being paid.
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“very rapidly introduced to this this biologist in MIT, Kevin Esvelt, who'd gone very, very deep into it. And so he and I mean he he was vehement that this thing needs to be shut down.”
MIT biologist Kevin Esvelt is praised for his expertise and commitment to shutting down a dangerous research program.
▶ Hear it“when I was at MIT, I would be in a faculty lunch and people would be laughing at their students. Oh, he thinks he's going to get a job.”
Weinstein recounts witnessing normalized psychopathic behavior at MIT faculty lunches where professors laugh at students' job prospects.
▶ Hear it“And so first engineers that I met at RAMP were otherworldly. was like the youngest person to ever graduate from MIT, someone that had already built and sold a business to Apple in his dorm room at Stanford.”
Mentioned approvingly as the alma mater of an exceptional engineer hired by Ramp.
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