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Canada's second-largest research university by research volume, and the institutional home of leading AI safety researchers including Yoshua Bengio and David Krueger. UdeM anchors Montreal's position as a global hub for AI research and responsible AI development.

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Principal Investigator on a defensive cybersecurity benchmark for LLMs, funded by Coefficient Giving. Looking to build a similar LLM benchmark for offensive cyber capabilities.

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Director at Condor Initiative

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Alois Zwinggi is Interim President and Chief Executive Officer of the World Economic Forum and a Managing Director of the Forum, having joined the organization in 2010 after a two‑decade executive career with Swiss construction materials company Holcim.

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We are a new AI Safety Org, focusing on Conceptual Interpretability

Collective Action for Existential Safety (CAES) catalyzes coordinated action to reduce existential risks from AI, nuclear weapons, and engineered pandemics. It is an initiative of the Center for Existential Safety, a newly-formed U.S. nonprofit.

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Curriculum Developer & Instructor at the Center for Applied Rationality. Divia has a bachelor’s degree in computer science from Harvard University and describes herself as a rationalist, unschooling advocate, and enthusiast of behavior-shaping techniques and literature, focused on spending time with her family and exploring how to understand the world better.

Rice, Hadley, Gates & Manuel (RHGM) is an international strategic consulting firm founded by former senior U.S. national security officials that helps companies navigate emerging markets and technology policy. Through Open Philanthropy funding, the firm has conducted research on AI accident risk and technology competition between the U.S. and China.

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Species is a YouTube channel run by Drew Spartz that produces high-effort mini-documentaries educating a general audience about AI risk and the implications of advancing AGI.

Co-founder of the AI Objectives Institute, where she serves as Vice President and Board Chair, focusing on how people interact with rapidly changing technology. Her work at AOI includes leading on Talk to the City, an open-source LLM interface for improving collective decision-making, drawing on prior experience interviewing technologists for the radio show Digital Village and building large-scale software systems for media companies.

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6-month salary to continue developing as an AI safety researcher. Goals include writing a review paper about goal misgeneralisation from the perspective of Active Inference and pursue collaborative projects on collective decision-making systems.

Freelance tabletop role‑playing game designer, writer and editor with over a decade of experience in gaming, known for contributing to projects such as the City of Mist role‑playing game and for producing and hosting a major role‑playing games podcast, serving as a Senior Game Design Associate for Intelligence Rising.

AI Anthropologist

Building Manifund, Ran EA @ Tufts, where I also studied math.

Senior Risk Assessment Associate at CARMA and AI safety researcher who develops methodologies for comprehensive risk assessment of advanced AI systems and their capabilities.

4-month stipend to continue AI safety projects

Literature review or other introductory material for Singular Learning Theory targeted at AI alignment applications

Athena is a hybrid mentorship program for women in technical AI alignment research, combining remote mentorship with an in-person retreat to build skills, networks, and representation in the field.

Strategic Communications | AI Safety Awareness

Nina Friedrich is the Executive Director of High Impact Professionals, where she shapes the organisation’s strategic direction and leads the Impact Accelerator Program. She previously worked as a strategy consultant specialising in negotiations and as a software engineer, and holds a PhD in mathematics from the University of Cambridge.

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Combining "kickstarter" style functionality with transitional anonymity to decrease risk and raise expected value of participating in collective action.

Timour Razek is Manager for Storytelling & Community Engagement at TechCongress, where he builds communications and partnerships that highlight the impact of technologists on national governance and the organization’s fellowship programs. Before joining TechCongress, he worked in global health communications, including roles with USAID’s Bureau for Global Health and the World Health Organization, focusing on equitable health reform and public engagement.

Independent AI alignment researcher in Sapporo, Japan, studying human-side alignment risks in non-self language models. Cohere Labs Catalyst Grant recipient; GLG independent consultant; published in AI Advances, Towards AI, and The Memoirist.

Malcolm Handley is part of the Softmax team and previously was employee #1 at Asana and an early engineer at Google. He founded Strong Atomics, a nuclear-fusion-focused venture capital firm, and serves as an advisor at ARPA-E.

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Morgan Rogers is a mathematician and Maître de conférences (Associate Professor) in computer science at LIPN (Laboratoire d'Informatique de Paris Nord), Université Sorbonne Paris Nord, based in Villetaneuse, France. He holds bachelor's and master's degrees in mathematics from the University of Cambridge and completed his PhD at the Università degli Studi dell'Insubria (Como, Italy) in 2021, with a thesis on toposes of monoid actions supervised by Professor Olivia Caramello. His academic research focuses on category theory and topos theory, with applications to models of lambda-calculus and descriptive complexity theory. In parallel, Rogers has engaged with AI alignment research through the AI Alignment Forum and LessWrong, receiving funding from the Long-Term Future Fund for a project to clarify and formalize the concept of goal-directedness, supervised by Adam Shimi. This work produced a sequence of posts applying formal mathematical approaches to the question of what it means for an agent to be goal-directed, connecting his category theory background to foundational questions in AI safety.

Charlie Petty is a life sciences and technology investor based in New York City who co-founded Adjuvant Capital, an investment firm focused on global public health, previously worked for the Global Health Investment Fund and Artemis Capital Partners (and its predecessor Axia Partners), and serves on the boards of multiple biotech and global health companies and nonprofits.