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Clear filtersI do AI risk research at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (APL). I am also doing a PhD on risk and decision analysis under extreme uncertainty, with a particular focus on AI existential risks, at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC).
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Clear filters to view everything →Katrina Sill is Global Health and Development Lead at Founders Pledge, where she researches and evaluates high-impact funding opportunities and manages the GHD Catalytic Impact Fund. Previously, she was Associate Director at Innovations for Poverty Actions Right-Fit Evidence Unit, advising international development funders and implementers on data-driven decision making.
Independent Alignment Researcher based in Toronto
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Neuroscientist and neurotechnologist building neurotech infrastructure; Research Scientist at Sanmai working on focused ultrasound neuromodulation and Venture Fellow at Kaleida Capital advising early-stage neurotechnology companies.
Ubadah Sabbagh, PhD, is a neuroscientist, biotech strategist, and policy advisor focused on building more open and impactful scientific ecosystems. He serves as Chief of Staff to the Chief Science Officer at Arcadia Science and to the Head of Open Science at Astera Institute, previously conducted NIH‑funded research at MIT’s McGovern Institute on thalamocortical circuits and neurodevelopmental disorders, and founded the science policy consultancy Inara along with initiatives such as the sifr prize.
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Klaus Schwab is a German engineer and economist who founded the World Economic Forum in 1971 and led it for more than five decades, championing multi‑stakeholder cooperation and the concept of stakeholder capitalism as a way to address global, regional and industry challenges.
Steve Petersen (full name Stephen David Petersen) is a professor of philosophy at Niagara University in Lewiston, New York, where he has taught since 2006. He holds an A.B. in philosophy and mathematics from Harvard University and a Ph.D. in philosophy from the University of Michigan, and held a Mellon postdoctoral fellowship at Kalamazoo College. His research takes a strongly naturalistic approach to mind and cognition, with current work spanning AI safety, superintelligence risk, value alignment (particularly formal value learning), and a theory of abstraction grounded in algorithmic information theory. He is affiliated with the Future of Life Institute's AI Safety Community Faculty and has received funding from the Survival and Flourishing Fund, the Future of Life Institute, and the Center for AI Safety. Petersen aims to bridge the gap between technical AI safety research and analytic philosophy, contributing philosophical analysis of agency, value learning, and the sentience threshold to the broader x-risk research community.
S. Yash Kalash is a CIGI senior fellow and expert in strategy, public policy, digital technology and financial services, with experience advising governments and private‑sector clients on emerging technologies such as fintech, digital assets and AI across India, MENA and the Asia‑Pacific region.
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Toronto-based AI safety organizer, educator, and nonprofit founder; co-founder and advisor to AIGS Canada and founder leading the Trajectory Labs AI safety office and community.
For 15 years, I've been studying cognition and developing original concepts, including research into the nature of wisdom https://a.co/d/5wEKOWw. Founder of synlabs, a company specializing in generative AI implementation.
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Michael is the creator of Lethal Intelligence (lethalintelligence.ai), an "AI Risk Awareness Force" producing animated explainer videos and other multimedia content to raise general-public awareness of the existential dangers posed by upcoming autonomous and general AI systems and to make AI existential risk a "dinner-time conversation."
Development Officer @ Rethink Priorities, Chairman @ Ge Effektivt
Studying AI safety
Educational psychologist. Author
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Independent researcher whose work focuses on sparse autoencoders, mechanistic interpretability, and functional analysis; previously a researcher at Boston Fusion, a PhD student in mathematics at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, and an undergraduate at Hamilton College.
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Harriet Farlow is the CEO and founder of Mileva Security Labs, an AI security company, and a PhD candidate in AI security at UNSW Canberra. With nearly a decade of experience at the intersection of AI and cyber security, she has worked as a senior consultant at Deloitte Australia, a data scientist at the University of Sydney, and later in the Australian Government on data science and national security, while also communicating about AI security through the AI Security Podcast and her HarrietHacks channel.
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Research Fellow at the Safe AI Forum (SAIF) and Policy Fellow at Yale’s Digital Ethics Center, where she researches transatlantic AI governance approaches. She is also a PhD candidate in Law, Science, and Technology at the University of Bologna and KU Leuven, focusing on the ethical impacts of XR technologies from a fundamental rights perspective.
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Game developer with 15 years of experience, specializing in educational and interactive learning games.
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Chris Painter is President at METR, where he leads engagement with governments and AI labs on frontier AI safety, helps shape industry frontier safety policies, and works to scale METR’s third‑party AI risk assessments. Previously he was a Technology and National Security Fellow at the U.S. Department of Defense’s Joint Artificial Intelligence Center and worked on machine‑learning applications in medicine and biotechnology.
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Bill Morris is a Director of The AI Safety Foundation and the former CEO of Accenture Canada, with more than three decades of leadership experience in professional services. He is known for championing inclusive leadership and sustainable business transformation in Canada’s corporate sector.
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Emil Wasteson Wallén is the Executive Director of Effective Altruism Sweden. With a background as an impact‑focused entrepreneur, including co‑founding the plant‑based seafood startup Hooked Foods, he now uses his experience to help others pursue high‑impact careers and projects within the EA Sweden community.
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Executive Director @CeSIA
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Joshua Landes works on helping AI go well at BlueDot Impact, where he focuses on AI safety education and community building, drawing on prior experience in philosophy, political campaigns, and AI governance and regularly organizing AI safety events and meetups.
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I'm a 50-year-old independent researcher working without institutional backing, funding, or specialized hardware. Everything I've built has been developed on a single Android phone over nine months — by necessity, not choice. That constraint turned out to be clarifying. If it works on a phone, it works anywhere. If the safety mechanics hold under resource limitations, they'll hold under pressure.
A medical doctor and researcher specializing in the integration of AI in clinical medicine, with a focus on large language models, natural language processing, and deep learning.
Founder of Holtman Systems Research; systems architect and independent AI safety researcher with a PhD in Software Design from Eindhoven University of Technology for computer science research conducted at CERN, and with 20 years of industrial R&D experience and 10 years of experience in standards creation.
Angel investor and conservationist based in the Netherlands, CEO and founder of Symbiotic Projects, investing in natural capital via nature-based solutions that restore degraded land, conserve ecosystems and support biodiversity.
Lev Heller is the Operations Manager at the Effective Institutions Project, responsible for improving and maintaining organizational systems, managing compliance, and providing operational support to strategic initiatives. His background spans operational quality management at CAF America, strategy work for healthtech startups in emerging markets, biomedical research at the NIH, and field-based emergency medicine across multiple continents.