Scott Aaronson (OpenAI, UT Austin) will be joining my in-person Ekkolápto Polymath Salon on May 17 at UT Austin! He will be doing a live Q&A on Why Philosophers Should Care About Computational Complexity, based off of his essay: https://www.scottaaronson.com/papers/philos.pdf

We have limited spots but felt thinkers on LessWrong in the Texas area would find it interesting to attend! 

Earlier this year I ran Polymath Medical Salon, keynoted by Michael Levin and led by me, Professor Will Hahn and Elan Barenholtz, Gil Blander PhD, Dan Elton PhD (@Dan Elton), and moderated by Curt Jaimungal from Theories of Everything.

Last year me and my collaborator Augmentation Lab ran the Unconventional Computing and Longevity Research Hackathon at MIT Media Lab, with speakers like Stephen Wolfram, David Sinclair, Joscha Bach, Manolis Kellis, and many more. 

Hope to see some of you at the Austin salon with Scott Aaronson! RSVP for free here: https://lu.ma/complexity

Let me know if you have any comments or suggestions to make the event great.