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  • Aveek Bhattacharya | Social Problems Are Like Maths
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  • Paul Christiano | AI Alignment
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  • Evelyn Ciara | Sunyshore
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  • Jesse Clifton | Jesse’s Substack
  • Peter McCluskey | Bayesian Investor
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  • Owen Cotton-Barrat | Strange Cities
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  • Pablo Melchor
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  • David Nash | Global Development & Economic Advancement
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  • Elizabeth Van Nostrand | Aceso Under Glass
  • Oesterheld, Treutlein & Kokotajlo | The Universe from an Intentional Stance
  • James Ozden | Understanding Social Change
  • Daniel Paleka | AI Safety Takes
  • Ives Parr | Parrhesia
  • Dwarkesh Patel | The Lunar Society
  • Kelsey Piper | The Unit of Caring
  • Michael Plant | Planting Happiness
  • Michal Pokorný | Agenty Dragon
  • Georgia Ray | Eukaryote Writes Blog
  • Ross Rheingans-Yoo | Icosian Reflections
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  • Nuño Sempere | Measure is unceasing
  • Harish Sethu | Counting Animals
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  • Nate Soares | Minding Our Way
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  • Bridget Williams
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  • Julia Wise | Giving Gladly
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NEWSLETTERS

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  • This week in security
  • TLDR AI
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PODCASTS

  • 80,000 Hours Podcast
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  • Utilitarian Podcast
  • Wildness

VIDEOS

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  • You're Not As Virtuous As You Think
    The line between good and evil runs through every human heart
    Bentham's Newsletter | 2 hours ago
  • The moratorium fight continues
    Transformer Weekly: MTG vs. Skynet, AISI becomes CAISI, and Bengio’s new org...
    Transformer | 2 hours ago
  • Momentum Grows for Global Campaign to Ban Octopus Farming, Federal Bill Reintroduced
    In news of progress for our global campaign to ban octopus farming, a federal bill to prevent the commercial farming of octopuses, as well as the importation and sale of commercially farmed octopuses, has been reintroduced by U.S. Senators Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) and Lisa Murkowski (R-AK).
    Animal Advocacy Forum | 3 hours ago
  • The Unintended Consequences Of Slow-Growing Chickens
    Slow-growing breeds of chickens suffer less, but does switching to them actually improve overall animal welfare? This study weighs the trade-offs. The post The Unintended Consequences Of Slow-Growing Chickens appeared first on Faunalytics.
    Faunalytics | 3 hours ago
  • The Worst Person Who Ever Lived
    Is an Unknown American Woman*
    Good Thoughts | 3 hours ago
  • Is This Anything? 5
    A kinda wild fact about modern government is that (often) lawmakers don't read the bills they pass. One thing I think would be fun is if every bill came with a short multiple-choice quiz, and lawmakers had to answer the quiz before they voted. There's a.
    Atoms vs Bits | 4 hours ago
  • The Skeptic: Part I
    Watch Part II: https://youtu.be/bYJOmwU60R4 Even though it can feel like we’re powerless at times, you have more power than you think. Giving to effective charities can help you have a real impact throughout your life, from preventing deaths from preventable diseases, funding research into pandemics, or changing policy to reduce factory farming.
    Giving What We Can | 5 hours ago
  • The Skeptic: Part II
    Haven’t seen Part I? Watch it here: https://youtu.be/hg9O-wb6nfM If a child was drowning in a lake, with a million others just looking on, would you jump in and save them? Even if you had to ruin a brand new suit? How much of your money should you dedicate to doing good? There aren’t always clear cut answers to these questions, but there is a community who are figuring it all out together.
    Giving What We Can | 5 hours ago
  • AI can now stalk you with just a single vacation photo
    For decades, digital privacy advocates have been warning the public to be more careful about what we share online. And for the most part, the public has cheerfully ignored them. I am certainly guilty of this myself. I usually click “accept all” on every cookie request every website puts in front of my face, because […]...
    Future Perfect | 5 hours ago
  • 3 reasons AGI might still be decades away
    The post 3 reasons AGI might still be decades away appeared first on 80,000 Hours.
    80,000 Hours | 6 hours ago
  • Tips for high-impact climate careers
    How you spend your time at work is the most important decision you'll ever make. Check out our updated career guide for helpful advice.
    Effective Environmentalism | 7 hours ago
  • Could Powerful AI Break Our Fragile World? (with Michael Nielsen)
    On this episode, Michael Nielsen joins me to discuss how humanity's growing understanding of nature poses dual-use challenges, whether existing institutions and governance frameworks can adapt to handle advanced AI safely, and how we might recognize signs of dangerous AI.
    Future of Life Institute | 9 hours ago
  • Gabrielle Young: 1995-2025
    I am deeply saddened to share that Gabrielle Young, a much-loved member of the EA NZ community and personal friend, died last month. This is an absolutely devastating loss, and our hearts go out to Gabby's friends and family, including her parents and her sister Brigette. While most of us knew her through EA, Gabby was an incredibly vibrant person with a diverse range of interests.
    Effective Altruism Forum | 9 hours ago
  • Lessons learned from two years supporting high-impact nonprofits
    Summary: The purpose of this post is to summarize the achievements and learnings at Impact Ops in its first two years. Impact Ops provides consultancy and hands-on support to help high-impact organizations upgrade their operations.
    Effective Altruism Forum | 10 hours ago
  • Amazon humanoid robots 🤖, Google Search Live 🔍, Screen Time API 📱
    TLDR AI | 18 hours ago
  • Forecasting the Trump-Musk Breakup
    A market-shattering fight in the lead-up to Manifest
    Manifold Markets | 18 hours ago
  • Best Plant-Based Meat Products on the Market Today!
    Farmed animals are the most abused animals on the planet. Chickens raised for meat are selectively bred to grow so rapidly that many suffer from heart disease, organ failure, and chronic pain. Some struggle to even stand or walk to reach food and water. Pregnant pigs are often confined to gestation crates—small cages so tight […]. The post Best Plant-Based Meat Products on the Market Today!
    Mercy for Animals | 18 hours ago
  • “Technical Support Units” - A Dubious GiveWell Grant?
    TLDR: This 6 million dollar Technical Support Unit grant doesn’t seem to fit GiveWell’s ethos and mission, and I don’t think the grant has high expected value. Disclaimer: Despite my concerns I still think this grant is likely better than 80% of Global Health grants out there.
    Effective Altruism Forum | 20 hours ago
  • Introducing Freelancing For Good: a community, directory and job board for impact-driven freelancers
    TL;DR: Freelancing For Good is a platform and community for impact-driven freelancers, featuring a job board, Slack community, and vetted freelancer directory. We’re helping freelancers find meaningful work - and helping EA orgs find and hire aligned talent more easily. Hello everyone!.
    Effective Altruism Forum | 22 hours ago
  • RFP for Charity Evaluations and Recommendations Feasibility Study
    ACE is seeking a qualified independent consultant to conduct a feasibility study for our Charity Evaluations and Recommendations program. We are looking for a partner who is experienced with planning and conducting a feasibility study (or similar work), is familiar with the animal advocacy movement, (ideally) the effective altruism movement and meta-fundraising.
    Effective Altruism Forum | 22 hours ago
  • 10-Year Impact: Cybersecurity Futures
    Throughout 2025, CLTC will be celebrating our 10th anniversary by celebrating some of our successful programs. In this post, we look at Cybersecurity Futures, a series of scenarios-based…. The post 10-Year Impact: Cybersecurity Futures appeared first on CLTC.
    Center for Long-Term Cybersecurity | 22 hours ago
  • 12,000 Chicks Left in USPS Truck Without Food, Water, or Relief from Extreme Heat
    The United States Postal Service recently discovered 12,000 chicks in a truck after being left without food or water in extreme heat for three and a half days. According to the USPS, the incident at the Delaware mail distribution center is under investigation. An estimated 8,100 birds were still alive upon discovery—thousands had already died. […].
    Mercy for Animals | 22 hours ago
  • Podcast Episode 5: Exploring HIV/AIDS Funding Cuts and Emerging Needs
    Historically, the US government has been a major funder of HIV/AIDS programs through PEPFAR and other initiatives, providing around $5 to $6 billion annually. With anticipated major reductions in US government foreign aid, including potential cuts of 20% to 50% to HIV/AIDS funding, GiveWell is assessing where new, cost-effective needs might emerge. GiveWell aims to find programs where...
    GiveWell | 22 hours ago
  • Potentially Useful Projects in Wise AI
    This is a list of projects to consider for folks who want to use Wise AI to steer the world towards positive outcomes. Some of these projects are listed because they're impactful. Others are listed because I believe they would be good projects for someone to get started. Please note that this post is titled "potentially useful projects" for a reason.
    AI Alignment Forum | 24 hours ago
  • Impact Review: Updates from Charity Entrepreneurship’s Incubated Organisations
    Ambitious Impact’s Charity Entrepreneurship program has now been running for over 5 years, launching more than 50 charities across...
    Charity Entrepreneurship | 1 days ago
  • Announcing SparkWell
    We’re excited to announce SparkWell!. What is SparkWell?. SparkWell is an Anti Entropy program designed to help high-impact nonprofit projects test ideas, develop operational capabilities, and launch as independent entities. We provide a temporary home for a diverse range of promising initiatives. Why have we built this?. We believe that we’re living through a transformational period in history.
    Effective Altruism Forum | 1 days ago
  • AI Might Kill Everyone
    And that should alarm us
    Bentham's Newsletter | 1 days ago
  • Portion Cuts Drive The U.K.’s Meat Decline
    Over a 10-year period, the U.K.’s meat-eating habits have shifted to smaller portions, less red meat, and rising quantities of white meat, reflecting evolving diets. The post Portion Cuts Drive The U.K.’s Meat Decline appeared first on Faunalytics.
    Faunalytics | 1 days ago
  • Racing to Preserve Life-saving USAID Programs with the Project Resource Optimization Team
    After a large share of USAID's work was terminated, a small cadre of development experts created Project Resource Optimization, or PRO, to identify highly cost-effective, life-saving programs that were on hold and connect them with philanthropic donors who could fill the gaps.
    CGD Podcast | 1 days ago
  • What one Accenture MD wishes he knew 23 years earlier | June Brief
    What one Accenture MD wishes he knew 23 years earlier | June Brief Ready for your next step? This month’s update has it all. ͏ ‌   ͏ ‌   ͏ ‌   ͏ ‌   ͏ ‌   ͏ ‌   ͏ ‌   ͏ ‌   ͏ ‌   ͏ ‌   ͏ ‌   ͏ ‌   ͏ ‌   ͏ ‌   ͏ ‌   ͏ ‌   ͏ ‌   ͏ ‌   ͏ ‌...
    EACN Newsletter | 1 days ago
  • How the world's first electric grid was built
    When Britain actually made something
    The Works in Progress Newsletter | 1 days ago
  • The Tiny Flicker of Altruism
    This is a Forum Team crosspost from Substack. between status, power, and identity, is there any room for the real thing?. . Dan Williams’ 2024 posts on altruism and cynicism struck a chord with me. In the posts, Dan reflects on the basic and, as far as I can tell, well-accepted story of the origins of altruistic sentiment in humans.
    Effective Altruism Forum | 1 days ago
  • Project Coordinator-Food and Land Use Coalition
    Project Coordinator-Food and Land Use Coalition admin_inox Thu, 06/05/2025 - 14:00 vacancy_id SYS-1280 location Nairobi, Kenya Contract type Fixed Term Duration 12 Months Frontend apply URL https://jobs.gainhealth.org/vacancies/1280/apply/ Closing date Thu, 06/19/2025 - 12:00 Department Programmes about_the_role <p>The Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN) is...
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    Centre for Effective Altruism | 3 days ago
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