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    Jasper Gilley Discusses Research in First Podcast Appearance

    His first podcast appearance covers neuroscience, grokking, and AI's effect on creativity.

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    Jasper Gilley posted that he recorded his first podcast with Vatsal and Jake. The conversation addressed the neuroscience behind his work on representation learning, interpretability, and aesthetics, along with explanations of grokking and the implications of AI for human creativity. Gilley noted that much of the material had not been shared publicly before. The post links to the episode on X.

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    @0xjasperHere’s the first podcast I’ve ever done! It was a joy to speak with Vatsal and Jake. We discuss the neuroscience that underpins my research, how grokking works, and what AI means for the future of human creativity. Much of this I haven’t spoken publicly about until now.

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    @0xjasperHere’s the first podcast I’ve ever done! It was a joy to speak with Vatsal and Jake. We discuss the neuroscience that underpins my research, how grokking works, and what AI means for the future of human creativity. Much of this I haven’t spoken publicly about until now.