A major public research university and Minnesota's only land-grant institution, home to AI and NLP research relevant to AI safety including benchmarking of LLM capabilities on high-stakes professional tasks.

Gradient Institute is an independent Australian nonprofit research organisation advancing safe and responsible AI through rigorous science-based research, practical guidance, and policy engagement.

A Norwegian non-profit think tank working to make policymaking more long-term, with a focus on AI governance, pandemic preparedness, biotechnology risks, and institutional reforms to represent future generations.

TechCongress places computer scientists, engineers, and other technologists in Congressional offices and federal agencies as year-long policy fellows, building technical expertise within the legislative branch.

Halcyon Futures is a nonprofit incubator and grant fund that identifies exceptional leaders and helps them launch ambitious new organizations focused on AI safety and global resilience.

A cross-institutional AI safety research collaboration between Zhijing Jin's Jinesis AI Lab at the University of Toronto and Rada Mihalcea's Language and Information Technologies (LIT) Lab at the University of Michigan, focused on multi-agent LLM safety, causal reasoning, and AI alignment.

Mindstream Project operates the Buddhism & AI Initiative, a collaborative effort to bring together Buddhist communities, technologists, and contemplative researchers to help shape the future of artificial intelligence.

The Ada Lovelace Institute is an independent UK research institute working to ensure that data and AI work for people and society, with a focus on equitable benefit distribution and public interest governance.

Impact Ops is an operations consultancy that delivers specialist finance, recruitment, entity setup, and systems support to high-impact nonprofits, helping them scale and flourish.

A cross-institutional Australian research collective focused on multi-objective reinforcement learning approaches to AI safety and alignment, with researchers at Federation University, Deakin University, and UNSW.

Harvard University is a leading private research university with several prominent programs advancing AI safety, AI governance, and AI interpretability research, including the Kempner Institute, Berkman Klein Center, and Harvard AI Safety Team.

Effective Altruism Israel is a Tel Aviv-based nonprofit that builds and supports the Israeli effective altruism community, helping people maximize their social impact through career guidance, education, and effective giving programs.

Touro is a large private Jewish university system headquartered in New York City, operating over 38 schools across the US and internationally. It received an Open Philanthropy grant to support Professor Gabriel Weil's legal research on using tort liability to mitigate catastrophic AI risks.

A technical advisory body within Australia's Department of Industry, Science and Resources that monitors, tests, and shares information on emerging AI risks and harms. It was announced in November 2025 and became operational in early 2026.

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.

A curated directory of 60+ funding sources for AI safety work, maintained by AISafety.com as part of its broader resource hub for the AI safety ecosystem.

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.