0:00 - Matt Molineaux intro
1:30 - Agents before LLMs
3:23 - Why Matt hated LLMs at first
5:34 - Why AI (and LLMs) need world models
13:05 - The problem with LLMs' nondeterminism & the case for adding logic
21:49 - How & why open-weight local models could win
25:22 - Who owns AI-generated work?
31:17 - Can governments control LLM outputs?
35:30 - Mythos and AI danger messaging
41:16 - Whose ethics govern AI?
48:37 - Filtering the internet through agents
56:03 - Controlling AI is short-hand for controlling humans
1:01:43 - How & why decentralization builds resilience
1:06:48 - Can AI solve coordination problems?
1:16:12 - "Personal lens": Aligned local AI project
1:25:15 - Why LLMs still need logic
1:34:30 - The stack after LLMs
A conversation with Delegance co-founder Dr. Matthew Molineaux on what comes after LLMs, why AI needs world models and logic, and how open-weight local inference could shape the next AI stack.
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