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  • My new book — Clearing the Air — is published in the UK today
    A Hopeful Guide to Solving Climate Change — in 50 Questions and Answers...
    Sustainability by Numbers | 5 hours ago
  • Stress Testing Deliberative Alignment for Anti-Scheming Training
    Twitter | Microsite | Apollo Blog | OpenAI Blog | Full paper. Before we observe scheming, where models covertly pursue long-term misaligned goals, models might inconsistently engage in various covert behaviors such as lying, sabotage, or sandbagging.
    AI Alignment Forum | 11 hours ago
  • FTX, Golden Geese, and The Widow’s Mite
    From 2019 to 2022, the cryptocurrency exchange FTX stole 8-10 billion dollars from customers. In summer 2022, FTX’s charitable arm gave me two grants totaling $33,000. By the time the theft was revealed in November 2022, I’d spent all but 20% of it. The remaining money isn’t mine, and I don’t want it. I would … Continue reading "FTX, Golden Geese, and The Widow’s Mite"...
    Aceso Under Glass | 15 hours ago
  • La gran idea: ¿cómo podemos vivir éticamente en un mundo en crisis?
    Este artículo utiliza la analogía de una zona de conflicto caótica para ilustrar la naturaleza omnipresente del sufrimiento global y la obligación moral de abordarlo de manera eficaz. La vida cotidiana ofrece numerosas oportunidades para aliviar el sufrimiento, análogas a encontrarse con personas heridas, amenazas inminentes y crisis lejanas en una zona de guerra.
    Altruismo Eficaz | 15 hours ago
  • Statement from Mercy For Animals on H5N1 avian flu outbreak in Nebraska
    H5N1 avian influenza has been confirmed in a Nebraska dairy herd—marking the state’s first case in cattle and underscoring the virus’s continuing spread beyond poultry. Avian influenza continues to circulate among wild birds, cattle, and other mammals, making outbreaks like this persistent and increasingly threatening to animal welfare, food security, and public health. The following […].
    Mercy for Animals | 16 hours ago
  • AI-enhanced decision making
    The post AI-enhanced decision making appeared first on 80,000 Hours.
    80,000 Hours | 17 hours ago
  • AI-enhanced decision making
    The post AI-enhanced decision making appeared first on 80,000 Hours.
    80,000 Hours | 17 hours ago
  • AI rules in California, finance to shrimp, and more
    AI rules in California, finance to shrimp, and more View this email in your browser Hello! Our favourite links this month include: Lewis Bollard’s TED talk on why you should speak up about farmed animal welfare. An update on the progress of AI regulation in California.
    Effective Altruism Newsletter | 17 hours ago
  • What training data should developers filter to reduce risk from misaligned AI?
    An initial narrow proposal
    Redwood Research | 18 hours ago
  • SFF 2025 funding by cause area: $34 million to AI (86%), bio (7%), etc.
    Summary: this year the Survival and Flourishing Fund allocated $34.33 million to organizations working to secure humanity’s future, with the vast majority going to AI (~$29MM), followed by biosecurity (~$2.5MM), and the rest going to various other causes as diverse as fertility, longevity, forecasting, memetics, math research, EA community building, and non-AI/bio global catastrophic risk...
    Effective Altruism Forum | 18 hours ago
  • Pioneering AI-Powered Weather Forecasting for 38 Million Indian Farmers
    The post Pioneering AI-Powered Weather Forecasting for 38 Million Indian Farmers appeared first on Precision Development (PxD).
    Precision Development | 18 hours ago
  • New Conversations with Pablos Holman, Fin Moorhouse, Andrew White, & Sam Arbesman
    Ideas worth building the future around.
    Foresight Institute | 18 hours ago
  • The Uncomfortable Truth About Political Assassinations
    What cannot be said
    Bentham's Newsletter | 18 hours ago
  • An Order-of-Magnitude Increase in Outreach Resulted in a Smaller Club Intro Meeting
    In Fall 2023, EA Purdue barely existed. In fall 2024, EA Purdue had 35 people attend its intro meeting. In Fall 2025, EA Purdue had 33 new members attend its intro meeting despite doing dramatically more outreach. Below, outreach method and scale is specified. It is followed by a discussion of the implications for university group organizers, community builders, and a request for help.
    Effective Altruism Forum | 18 hours ago
  • Tactics In Practice: The Science Of Making And Keeping Veg*ns
    In this deep dive, we use research and visual guides to walk you through the process of encouraging new people to go veg, and strategies for helping them stay veg. The post Tactics In Practice: The Science Of Making And Keeping Veg*ns appeared first on Faunalytics.
    Faunalytics | 19 hours ago
  • Common Veterinary Drugs Pose Hidden Threat To Garden Birds
    Insecticides previously banned in farming have been found in the nests of blue tits and great tits from a surprising source: companion animal fur. The post Common Veterinary Drugs Pose Hidden Threat To Garden Birds appeared first on Faunalytics.
    Faunalytics | 19 hours ago
  • Scaling Altruism 2.0: Seeking Local Contacts for 2025 Fall Cohort
    TL;DR: After our spring pilot with 4 local communities, 35 participants, and valuable learnings, we're launching an improved version of Scaling Altruism for Fall 2025. We're seeking representatives of local communities who want to run introductory courses with reduced operational burden through centralized coordination. What is Scaling Altruism?.
    Effective Altruism Forum | 19 hours ago
  • Subscribe to the print edition of Works in Progress
    A magazine worthy of our readers
    The Works in Progress Newsletter | 19 hours ago
  • A Guaranteed Income Won’t Stop People From Wanting to Work
    A Guaranteed Income Won’t Stop People From Wanting to Work Economists worry that a ‘universal basic income’ would make recipients lazier. Data from programs around the world suggests the opposite is true. spriyabalasubr… Wed, 09/17/2025 - 10:32...
    J-PAL | 19 hours ago
  • Can open-weight models ever be safe?
    Opinion: Bengüsu Özcan, Alex Petropoulos and Max Reddel argue that technical safeguards, societal preparedness, and new standards could make open-weight models safer...
    Transformer | 20 hours ago
  • EA Forum Digest #258
    EA Forum Digest #258 Hello!. Joey Savoie, co-founder and CEO of Ambitious Impact (formerly Charity Entrepreneurship) will be answering questions on his AMA this Saturday. Get your questions in now. Also, applications for EA Connect 2025 — CEA’s virtual conference offering — are open.
    EA Forum Digest | 20 hours ago
  • “AI will kill everyone” is not an argument. It’s a worldview.
    You’ve probably seen this one before: first it looks like a rabbit. You’re totally sure: yes, that’s a rabbit! But then — wait, no — it’s a duck. Definitely, absolutely a duck. A few seconds later, it’s flipped again, and all you can see is rabbit. The feeling of looking at that classic optical illusion is […]...
    Future Perfect | 22 hours ago
  • The great mosquito resurgence
    At Vox’s climate desk, we’ve spent the past few months digging into a threat that’s easy to swat away in the moment — but increasingly harder to escape: the rise of mosquito and other vector-borne diseases in the United States. Most of us think of mosquitoes as little more than a summer nuisance. But climate […]...
    Future Perfect | 22 hours ago
  • Inside Texas’s grand laboratory of dangerous mosquitoes
    Austin, Texas — Under a microscope, a mosquito can look stunning. Their blue-green iridescent scales, purple bands, and attractive spotted wings shimmer — dazzling enough to forget, for a moment, the insect lives to take a sip of your blood. Mosquitoes range in size, from smaller than your pinky fingernail to a commanding presence in […]...
    Future Perfect | 23 hours ago
  • [Article] AI Tools for Existential Security
    This is a narration of ‘AI Tools for Existential Security’ by Lizka Vaintrob and Owen Cotton-Barratt; published 14th March 2025. Narration by Perrin Walker (@perrinjwalker).
    ForeCast | 23 hours ago
  • Positive Wild Animal Welfare
    This is a linkpost for Positive Wild Animal Welfare by Heather Browning and Walter Veit, which was originally published on Biology & Philosophy on 12 March 2023. The abstract and last paragraph of the introduction are below. I am still guessing soil animals have negative lives, but I have been very uncertain. Abstract.
    Effective Altruism Forum | 23 hours ago
  • I enjoyed most of IABIED
    I listened to "If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies" today. I think the first two parts of the book are the best available explanation of the basic case for AI misalignment risk for a general audience. I thought the last part was pretty bad, and probably recommend skipping it.
    Effective Altruism Forum | 1 days ago
  • Global Fund Results Report 2025
    The 2025 Results Report captures a pivotal moment in the Global Fund partnership’s fight against HIV, tuberculosis (TB) and malaria. After decades of progress, global health is in crisis. Declining international funding is jeopardizing the fight against AIDS, TB and malaria – and with it, global health security. Since Global Fund’s inception in 2002, health […].
    Target Malaria | 1 days ago
  • What's going on in video in AI Safety these days? (A list)
    My write-up as of September 2025 - feel free to ask me for a more updated Source of Truth if you're interested in this space - and please let me know what I’m missing!. Key Players Making Video: Organization. Palisade Research:Does research on AI for policymakers and communicators. Has started its own video program - check out their videos!
    Effective Altruism Forum | 1 days ago
  • Oyin Solebo joins GiveDirectly Board of Directors
    With nearly $1 billion delivered to people in poverty, GiveDirectly is entering a bold new phase: scaling our programs while innovating faster to meet our goal of delivering $5 billion by 2035. At this inflection point, we’re proud to welcome Oyin Solebo to GiveDirectly’s Board of Directors. Solebo brings unmatched experience at the intersection of […]...
    GiveDirectly | 1 days ago
  • Statement from Mercy For Animals scientists on H5N1 avian flu outbreak in South Dakota
    H5N1 avian influenza at a South Dakota turkey operation—resulting in the killing of more than 55,000 birds—has been confirmed. Avian influenza continues to circulate among wild birds, cattle and other mammals, making outbreaks like this both persistent and increasingly threatening to animal welfare, food security and public health. The following statement on South Dakota’s avian […].
    Mercy for Animals | 1 days ago
  • Reaching More Women Than Ever Before
    There are two things we know with absolute certainty. First, more than one million women are needlessly suffering from childbirth injuries such as fistula. Second, with a simple surgery, it is possible to restore a woman’s health and give her a new chance at life. To bring more surgeries to more women around the world, … Continued.
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    Epistemic status: These questions seem useful to me, but I'm biased. I'm interested in your thoughts on any portion you read. If our first AGI is based on current LLMs and alignment strategies, is it likely to be adequately aligned? Opinions and intuitions vary widely. As a lens to analyze this question, let's consider such a proto-AGI reasoning about its goals.
    AI Alignment Forum | 2 days ago
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    AI Alignment Forum | 2 days ago
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    Good Thoughts | 3 days ago
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    Center for Open Science | 3 days ago
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    Center for Open Science | 3 days ago
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    Transformer | 3 days ago
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    Sightsavers | 3 days ago
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    Effective Altruism Forum | 3 days ago
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    The Works in Progress Newsletter | 3 days ago
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    J-PAL | 3 days ago
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    Sightsavers | 3 days ago
  • The impacts of AI on animal advocacy
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    Effective Altruism Forum | 3 days ago
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    Future Perfect | 3 days ago
  • Indirect effects in longtermism
    I'm presenting a talk at EAG NYC next month on the topic of indirect effects. Not to spoil the talk too much, but the broad theme is that wild animal welfare and longtermism are in similar epistemic positions with regard to (different types of) indirect effects, and that it could be instructive to compare how the two different communities approach uncertainty about these effects.
    Effective Altruism Forum | 3 days ago
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    Future Perfect | 3 days ago
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    80,000 Hours | 3 days ago
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    Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition | 3 days ago
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    Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition | 3 days ago
  • September 2025 Global Monthly Newsletter
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    J-PAL | 3 days ago
  • Subway Victory for Hens in North America
    Subway had previously failed to provide any progress updates on its decade-old commitment to transition its US egg supply to 100% cage-free eggs by 2025. After 6 months of relentless pressure on Subway's US executives and franchisees, The Humane League has achieved a win for hens in North America!! . On September 11, 2025, Subway amended its Sustainability Page to read:
    Animal Advocacy Forum | 3 days ago
  • How America’s Wealthiest Neighborhoods Use Zoning Laws to Lock Out Renters
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    California YIMBY | 3 days ago
  • Why Lot Size Requirements Make Neighborhoods More Expensive
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    California YIMBY | 3 days ago
  • New research: Cash for pregnant moms in Flint led to healthier births and millions in healthcare savings
    A statewide study of GiveDirectly’s Rx Kids program in Flint, Michigan found that giving every pregnant woman in the city $1,500 during pregnancy and $500 monthly postpartum in cash led to healthier births and saved millions in healthcare costs. The findings highlight that poverty itself is a health risk factor for mothers and babies — […]...
    GiveDirectly | 3 days ago
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    Counting every citizen is one of the most basic functions of the state. For much of the world, it remains extraordinarily difficult.
    Asterisk | 3 days ago
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    TLDR AI | 3 days ago
  • The Economist is hiring a science and technology correspondent
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    Effective Altruism Forum | 4 days ago
  • Healthier diets for all
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    Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition | 4 days ago
  • Healthier diets for all
    Healthier diets for all GAIN 🇰🇪 on Socials: . . . . admin_inox Sun, 09/14/2025 - 19:54 Healthier diets for all. Latest news. 15 Sep 2025 Blogs. Mozambique: Nourishing rural markets with fresh and safe food supplies. Read more 15 Sep 2025 Blogs. Media Urged to Champion Nutrition Agenda Amid Surge in Diet-related Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs).
    Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition | 4 days ago
  • Can People in Politics Stop Pretending Correlation=Causation?
    How people are confused about statistics
    Bentham's Newsletter | 4 days ago
  • Why 'Safe' Career Paths Are Now the Riskiest
    "Those safer jobs are the first target for automation because companies with 500,000 people on their payroll are going to want to cut some of that payroll." "You are much safer than if you do a job that a thousand other people at your company also do because you are extremely automatable in that role." "So strong urge for people to be, take more risks during this time.
    Future of Life Institute | 4 days ago
  • Well, Well, Well…Do Wells Clear the Bar?
    A handful of us from EA Salt Lake City are dipping our toes into program evaluation, looking at the impact of an organization run by one of our members. This post highlights the progress we’ve made so far, as well as a number of questions that we’re hoping EA folks with a bit more experience can help us answer.
    Effective Altruism Forum | 4 days ago
  • Sense-making about extreme power concentration
    Various people are worried about AI causing extreme power concentration of some form, for example via: Powergrabs. The intelligence curse. Gradual disempowerment. I have been talking to some of these people and trying to sense-make about ‘power concentration’.
    Effective Altruism Forum | 4 days ago
  • Obsessing about being a good person can backfire. There’s a better way.
    Your Mileage May Vary is an advice column offering you a unique framework for thinking through your moral dilemmas. It’s based on value pluralism — the idea that each of us has multiple values that are equally valid but that often conflict with each other. To submit a question, fill out this anonymous form. Here’s this week’s question from a […]...
    Future Perfect | 4 days ago
  • Indra’s Net via Nonlinear Optics: DMT Phenomenology as Evidence for Beamsplitter Holography and Recursive Harmonic Compression
    [Epistemic Status: Speculating on a key implementation detail within the paradigm of the Brain as a Non-Linear Optical Computer (BaaNLOC) – specifically, how the optical function of beam splitting could be used to compose the contents of a conscious simulation scene with principles of cel animation and holography. In particular, this may explain both how […]...
    Qualia Computing | 4 days ago
  • Alignment as uploading with more steps
    Epistemic status: This post removes epicycles from ARAD, resulting in an alignment plan which I think is better - though not as original, since @michaelcohen has advocated the same general direction (safety of imitation learning). However, the details of my suggested approach are substantially different. This post was inspired mainly by conversations with @abramdemski. Motivation and Overview.
    AI Alignment Forum | 4 days ago
  • Stoking Bloodlust in the Wake of Tragedy
    The shameful public response to Kirk's killing
    Bentham's Newsletter | 5 days ago
  • Why worry about AI sleeper agents?
    #ai #aisafety #aialignment #animation #existentialrisk #artificialintelligence #anthropic #anthropicai
    Rational Animations | 5 days ago
  • Disembodied Souls Are People Too
    Here, I summarize my views about souls. * You are an immaterial soul.
    Fake Nous | 5 days ago

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