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Back to Search“GWWC’s 2025 impact evaluation (executive summary)” by Aidan Whitfield🔸, Giving What We Can🔸
This post presents the executive summary from Giving What We Can's impact evaluation for 2025. At the end of this post we share links to more inform…
2 months, 4 weeks ago
[Linkpost] “Risk-Averse AIs” by Forethought, Elliott Thornley (EJT), William_MacAskill
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Abstract
We make the case for training AIs to be risk-averse in resources — specifically, to treat resources as having diminishi…
2 months, 4 weeks ago
[Linkpost] “Existential AI safety needs an effective social movement. PauseAI is building it.” by Maxime Fournes, Matilda
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The existential AI safety community needs to take building a civic and social movement seriously as a core intervention. We beli…
3 months ago
″$1M AI x-risk grant round is live on grantmaking.ai - apply for funding, review applicants, or fund projects” by Matt Brooks
TLDR: what is the grant round?
grantmaking.ai is launching a 1 million dollars grant round, distributing 5 thousand dollars to 50 thousand dollars pe…
3 months ago
[Linkpost] “Podcast: Austin and Oli on funding & incubating projects” by Austin
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Oli Habryka of LessWrong and I recently spoke about his plans to improve the AI safety funding ecosystem with a better S-Process…
3 months ago
“How I Got Accepted Into AIM’s Charity Entrepreneurship Program” by Evan LaForge
TL;DR
The best way to increase your odds of being accepted into Ambitious Impact's Charity Entrepreneurship Program is to build the relevant aptitud…
3 months ago
“EA Forum Update: Migrating to a new codebase” by Ollie Etherington
Summary: We’re making some big changes to the forum including a brand new post page. If you have any feedback, please let us know directly, or in th…
3 months ago
“The EA Superstructure” by Brian Foerster
Crossposted on Substack.
This recent podcast episode featuring Oliver Habryka and Austin Chen got me thinking about the social and political dimensi…
3 months ago
“The Alphabet Institute now has a physical facility to host our Effective Altruism and 80,000hrs workshops in Zambia.” by Muloongo Stella Mwanahamuntu
Cavendish University has generously allowed us to use its residential property, which is located near several universities and high schools in Lusak…
3 months ago
“The unreasonable effectiveness of gifting the 80000 Hours book” by hazza
Note: I am not associated with 80000 Hours. I just like the book.
TLDR: if any of your friends would benefit from career advice, giving them the new…
3 months ago