ARIA is a UK government research funding agency that backs high-risk, high-reward R&D in underexplored areas, including a major £59 million programme on formal mathematical safety guarantees for AI systems.

An interdisciplinary research centre at the University of Cambridge dedicated to studying and mitigating existential and global catastrophic risks, with major focus areas in AI safety, biological risks, and environmental risks.

ETH Zürich (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology) is one of the world's leading technical universities, hosting several prominent AI safety and security research groups including the SPY Lab and SRI Lab.

An Australian charity that conducts policy research and advocates for government action to reduce catastrophic and existential risks, with a focus on AI safety, pandemic prevention, and disaster preparedness.

CSIS is a major Washington, DC-based bipartisan think tank that conducts policy research on national security, international affairs, and emerging technologies including AI. Its Wadhwani AI Center focuses specifically on the governance, geopolitics, and national security implications of artificial intelligence.

A SERI MATS research team that received joint LTFF funding in 2023 to investigate dishonesty detection in advanced AI systems, building on the Discovering Latent Knowledge paper. The team went on to co-found Cadenza Labs, an AI safety research group focused on interpretability and LLM lie detection.