Yes, and we'll be posting the basic content to LW later that day, so people who don't like talks or have scheduling conflicts can just read a written version.
Here's the basic content, in the form of a transcript+video of a version of this talk Scott gave at Topos 12 days ago: https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/N5Jm6Nj4HkNKySA5Z/finite-factored-sets. This heavily overlaps with the LW talk today.
I'm guessing we'll release the LW talk video sometime too.
Here's the recording and transcript: https://www.alignmentforum.org/posts/6t9F5cS3JjtSspbAZ/finite-factored-sets-lw-transcript-with-running-commentary
This Sunday at 12pm (PT), we're running another LW weekly online meetup.
MIRI's Scott Garrabrant will be giving a talk introducing Finite Factored Sets, a new proposed successor to Judea-Pearl-style causal reasoning. Scott writes that Finite Factored Sets is "a framework which I find roughly as technically interesting as logical induction", with wide applications to embedded agency, inference, abstraction, causality, and temporal reasoning.
In the days after the talk, Scott will be posting a sequence on Finite Factored Sets to LessWrong. For now, if you want to read more, Scott has written a short post on background motivations.
The talk will be given in Zoom. Afterwards there'll be Q&A and some open-ended discussion.
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/7151633248?pwd=a2ZkQlpwNU9IbWF5c3U4ejlvdFRvUT09