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Clear filtersDr. Tamara Kneese is a Senior Research Scientist at Partnership on AI, where she leads qualitative research on the social and environmental impacts of AI and digital technologies. She previously directed Data & Society’s Climate, Technology, and Justice program and its Algorithmic Impact Methods Lab, and her work examines how data infrastructures and automation affect labor, communities, and the environment.
Senior Researcher at CARMA and U.S. Public Policy Lead within the Public Security Policy program, bringing incident‑response and emerging‑technology policy expertise from prior U.S. government roles.
Founding Director of the UK’s AI Security Institute and Interim Director General for Artificial Intelligence at the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology.
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Co-director of Geodesic Research who transitioned from a biomedical sciences background into technical AI safety, helping to formalise and grow Geodesic into a better-funded alignment research organisation.
Michael Karasik is an AI researcher affiliated with mentaleap.ai, working on machine learning and AI research projects in collaboration with MentaLeap.
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Jonathan Salter is a Fellow at CeSIA, contributing to the organisation’s work on AI safety and governance as part of its expert network.
Tim Winders is vice president of Information Services and chief information officer at RAND, responsible for the organization’s technology strategy and operations in support of its mission to improve policy and decisionmaking through research and analysis. He has more than 30 years of experience in higher education and nonprofit IT leadership and, prior to joining RAND, spent a decade at Purdue University and Purdue University Northwest, where he helped unify IT organizations across campuses, supported advanced research computing, and led major digital transformation initiatives. Winders holds a Ph.D. in technology, leadership, and innovation from Purdue University.
Director of CLTC’s AI Security Initiative and Co-Director of the UC Berkeley AI Policy Hub, focusing on the governance, policy, and politics of artificial intelligence, including comparative analysis of national AI strategies and mechanisms for evaluation and accountability in organizational AI development and deployment; she has published widely on AI and emerging technologies and serves on bodies such as the OECD Expert Group on AI Risk & Accountability and the IEEE Working Group on organizational AI governance.
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AI safety and alignment researcher working on the Live Theory research agenda at Groundless AI, leading the Live Conversational Threads interface and contributing to the MoSSAIC substrate-sensitive AI risk work.
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Martin Vechev is a Full Professor of Computer Science at ETH Zurich and head of the Secure, Reliable, and Intelligent Systems (SRI) Lab. His research spans the intersection of artificial intelligence and programming languages, and he is the founder and architect of the INSAIT research center. He has co‑founded several deep‑tech startups, including DeepCode, ChainSecurity and LatticeFlow, previously worked as a Research Staff Member at IBM’s T.J. Watson Research Center, and obtained his PhD from the University of Cambridge and his BSc from Simon Fraser University.
Research Manager at Impact Academy who completed a BTech in Computer Science from the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay and works as a Research Engineer at FAR.AI.
Lead Research Scientist at Poseidon Research working on AI safety, with a PhD in Computer Science from the University of Buenos Aires; his research focuses on understanding and evaluating the internal reasoning of large language models and mechanistic interpretability.
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Coordinator of the ILINA Program and a PhD candidate in law at the University of Cambridge, where he studies how UK labour law must adapt to AI tools; his research focuses on legal foreseeability of harms from autonomous AI agents and the role of developing countries in global catastrophic risk‑focused AI governance, and he holds law degrees from Strathmore University and Harvard Law School.
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Product-focused technologist and data practitioner with experience as a product manager working on customer feedback, market strategy, and user-friendly MVPs, alongside hands-on skills in web and blockchain technologies such as CSS, Java, Node.js, Solidity, and Polygon.
Tom Milton is an engineer and startup founder, Co-founder of Amodo Design, with experience across medtech, biotech and deep tech, having previously worked at a leading UK medtech startup and as the first employee at a biotech startup, and is interested in encouraging impactful science and technology inventions and supporting the UK startup ecosystem.
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Undergraduate researcher in the ML4STS Lab, a college junior studying AI and ethics and interested in cyber security and machine learning, focusing on making AI systems safer to use.
Caleb Withers is a Research Associate in the Technology and National Security Program at the Center for a New American Security (CNAS) in Washington, DC, where he focuses on frontier AI and national security, including emerging AI capabilities and their impacts in the biological and cyber domains, and compute policy. He authored the 2025 report "Tipping the Scales: Emerging AI Capabilities and the Cyber Offense-Defense Balance," which examines how advancing AI could shift the cyber offense-defense balance toward attackers. Before joining CNAS, he worked as a policy analyst for several New Zealand government departments, including the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment and the Ministry of Transport. He holds an MA in Security Studies from Georgetown University with a concentration in technology and security, and a Bachelor of Commerce from Victoria University of Wellington majoring in economics and information systems. He received a Long-Term Future Fund grant for pursuing longtermist research and upskilling in areas including machine learning, the Chinese language, and cybersecurity.
Game Design and Research Associate with experience as an AI Policy Coordinator at Microsoft, an AI research fellow at the European Policy Centre, and a fellow of the Talos EU Tech Policy Fellowship, holding an MSc in Engineering and Policy Analysis from Delft University of Technology.
Irene Zhang is a writer and analyst for ChinaTalk’s newsletter focusing on AI in China and other issues at the intersection of technology, politics, and culture. She grew up between Beijing and Vancouver, is based in the San Francisco Bay Area, and holds a Master’s degree in East Asian Studies from Stanford University, where she concentrated on Chinese politics.
Justine Gauthier is Vice-President, Legal & General Counsel and Secretary of the Board at LawZero. She was involved with LawZero from its inception at Mila, where she oversaw legal affairs, corporate governance and AI governance, and previously practiced law at Fasken. She holds a civil law degree (LL.L.) from the University of Ottawa and a common law degree (J.D.) from the Université de Montréal, is a member of the Quebec Bar, and contributes to global AI governance initiatives through bodies such as the World Economic Forum’s Global Future Council on Data Frontiers and the IAPP AI Center Advisory Board.
Maite Abadia-Manthei is Director of Operations at the Cambridge Boston Alignment Initiative, overseeing operations for CBAI’s fellowships, CAMBRIA bootcamps, and fiscally sponsored student groups at Harvard and MIT, and co-authoring CBAI hiring posts for research and operations roles.
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Jonas Hallgren is a researcher and community builder based in Uppsala, Sweden, focused on AI safety and multi-agent coordination. He co-founded AI Safety Sweden in September 2022 and previously served as Lead Organizer of Effektiv Altruism Uppsala. He is Co-Director of Equilibria Network, where he builds simulation infrastructure to test coordination mechanisms at the intersection of game theory, active inference, computational social science, and democratic mechanism design. He has received Long-Term Future Fund grants for establishing AI safety groups at Swedish universities and for creating a distillation course to help new AI safety theory researchers engage with technical literature. He has also served as a full-time mentor for the AFFINE Superintelligence Alignment Seminar and as an AI Researcher at Digital Democracy World.
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Danielle MacLean works in communications and marketing at High Impact Professionals and runs Marketing Growth Lab. She brings roughly two decades of experience in global marketing, communications, and strategy to supporting effective altruism organisations.
Benjamin (Ben) Todd is the president and co‑founder of 80,000 Hours and the author of the 80,000 Hours career guide. He led the organisation as CEO through its first decade, growing it from a student society at Oxford into a Y Combinator–backed nonprofit with dozens of staff, millions of annual readers, and coverage in outlets such as the Financial Times, The Economist, The Guardian, and the BBC. He also helped to kick‑start the effective altruism community in Oxford in 2011.
Damien Scott is a technologist and founder serving as a Resident at Astera Institute, where he leads the 1cFE initiative to investigate whether fusion energy can achieve sub‑cent per kilowatt‑hour costs and to publish open models, data, and AI benchmarks for fusion R&D. He previously founded Marain, an electric and autonomous‑vehicle simulation and optimization company acquired by General Motors, worked on engineering projects at Williams Formula 1, and holds a BSc in physics from the University of Sydney and MS and MBA degrees from Stanford University.
Technology executive and philanthropist who currently works at Good Forever, previously led technical operations at Recursion Pharmaceuticals, and earlier served as CIO and CMO of BuildASign.com, with computer science degrees from the University of Texas at Austin (BS) and the University of Colorado Boulder (MS).
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