About Inkhaven Presents: Readings From The Archive
Ben invites internet writers to read a short piece of online writing they hold dear to their hearts and that had a substantial impact on them. Whether it's fiction or non-fiction, whether they agree with the author or not, they'll read it for the listener and then talk with Ben about it for a while—what they think of it, how it affected them, and so on.
"Why AI’s Impact Depends on Organizations and Demand" by Jacob Schaal
Inkhaven resident Jacob Schaal discusses one of his Inkhaven publications. This newsletter reviews evidence on AI, jobs, productivity, and policy to show why the technology’s ultimate impact will be shaped by institutions and incentives rather than capabilities alone. Ben Pace speaks with him at Inkhaven, a residency for writers and bloggers.
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(https://www.inkhaven.blog/about)https://windfalltrust.substack.com/p/brief-10-why-ais-impact-depends-on (https://windfalltrust.substack.com/p/brief-10-why-ais-impact-depends-on)
00:00 Intro
05:43 Reading
17:32 Interview
56:38 Sponsor
14 Jul 2026
"Contributing to Technical Research in the AI Safety End Game" by Benjamin Sturgeon
Inkhaven resident Benjamin Sturgeon discusses one of his Inkhaven publications. Even in the AI safety endgame, outsiders can still become live players by finding the right leverage points. Ben Pace speaks with him at Inkhaven, a residency for writers and bloggers.
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(https://www.inkhaven.blog/about)https://www.benjaminsturgeon.com/inkhaven-day-20 (https://www.benjaminsturgeon.com/inkhaven-day-20)
00:00 Intro
03:48 Reading
12:08 Interview
45:39 Sponsor
7 Jul 2026
"Sin As A Physical Particle" by Itsi Weinstock
Inkhaven resident Itsi Weinstock discusses one of his Inkhaven publications. Intention-based ethics let people negotiate with themselves, but particle-based sin turns morality into a law of physics. Ben Pace speaks with him at Inkhaven, a residency for writers and bloggers.
Sponsored by WordPress.com (http://WordPress.com)
https://www.inkhaven.blog/about (https://www.inkhaven.blog/about)
https://itsiweinstock.substack.com/p/sin-as-a-physical-particle (https://itsiweinstock.substack.com/p/sin-as-a-physical-particle)
00:00 Intro
00:48 Reading
13:35 Interview
37:56 Sponsor
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