UC Berkeley releases David Chalmers’s lecture on philosophy and AI
round · x · 2026-07-23
UC Berkeley has published the audio and video recordings of philosopher David Chalmers’s May 7 Sarah Douglas Lecture on philosophy and artificial intelligence.
- The recording is publicly available through Berkeley.
- Chalmers is a major figure in philosophy, so the lecture is likely to be of broad interest to people following AI’s long-term implications.
- The post is mainly a pointer to the full talk rather than a summary of its arguments.
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