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I am the COO & Director of Development for the AI Policy Network (AIPN). I lead our operations and political fundraising. Previously, I co-founded Growth Accelerators, a tech go-to-market consultancy, and before that founded, led, and sold a software company. I have over 20 years experience across 01Click, SAP, i2, and McKinsey.

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Executive Director of the Transformative Futures Institute and Assistant Professor of Business Analytics at Wichita State University, whose research applies forecasting and foresight methods to technological progress, transformative AI, and existential risk.

Harold Figueroa is co-founder of the Berryville Institute of Machine Learning and director of the Machine Intelligence Research and Applications (MIRA) Lab at an intelligence community contractor, where he leads efforts to integrate advances in machine learning, AI, language sciences, and network science into operational products. His background includes applied mathematics research and work at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology developing widely used acoustic environmental monitoring tools.

Luke Freeman is the COO of Good Ancestors, working on policy responses to AI safety, pandemic risks, and catastrophic disasters. Previously he served as CEO of Giving What We Can, led and founded technology and charitable organisations including the edtech company FLUX and the research recruitment platform Positly, and has more than a decade of experience in tech, marketing, and effective giving.

Phil Lunn is the founder and CEO of Plator Consulting (Plator AI), where he helps organizations adopt AI and data‑driven decision‑making. With nearly four decades of experience across product management, marketing, sales, and management consulting, he focuses on using AI to drive growth and to help businesses and professionals adapt to technological change.

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Tyler Tracy is a Member of Technical Staff at Redwood Research, based in Berkeley, California, where he focuses on high-stakes AI control research. Before entering AI safety, he worked as a software engineer for approximately five years. He joined the MATS (ML Alignment & Theory Scholars) program, where he began collaborating with Redwood Research on AI control, which led to a stipend-funded extension to continue that work. His most notable contribution is co-authoring "Ctrl-Z: Controlling AI Agents via Resampling," described as the largest and most intricate study of AI control techniques to date, introducing resample protocols that reduce the success rate of adversarial attacks from 58% to 7%. His research interests span control protocols, model organisms, scheming and deception detection, and AI safety strategy. He is also a mentor at Pivotal Research and serves as a mentor in the Redwood Research stream of the MATS program.

Currently: Grad student at MIT. Past: self-taught biology \u0026 neurosci @ Oxford, director @ Future Forum, math @ Berkeley.

Jack of all trades - worked in Cybersecurity, web dev, AIS research, acting...

A research center at Brown University focused on AI governance, policy, and socially responsible computing, housed within the Center for Technological Responsibility, Reimagination and Redesign (CNTR) at the Data Science Institute.

Tom Gruber is an AI product designer, inventor, and entrepreneur best known as co‑founder, CTO, and head of design for the team that created Siri, later acquired by Apple. He now advocates for “humanistic AI,” advises organizations on using AI to augment human intelligence, and serves as a scientific advisor to the Center for Humane Technology.

A major public research university in Seattle with significant AI research programs, including responsible AI and AI safety-relevant work through its Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering and the RAISE center.

Edward Yee is the Head of Strategic Projects at FAR.AI, working across operations, strategy, and special projects. He is a serial social entrepreneur whose ventures have been funded by organizations such as Sequoia Capital, the UNDP, Y Combinator, and SV Angel. He holds two master’s degrees from Oxford University as a Rhodes Scholar, was valedictorian of his class at Nanyang Technological University, and has been recognized as an Obama Leader, a Commonwealth Youth Award for Asia recipient, and a Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree.

We're a team of SERI-MATS alumni working on interpretability, seeking funding to continue our research after our LTFF grant ended.

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Linda Linsefors is a physicist turned independent AI safety researcher and organizer based in London. After a PhD in loop quantum cosmology, she shifted focus to AI alignment, co-initiated the first AI Safety Camp, and has since worked on theory-focused alignment research (including work on superposition and Newcomblike environments) and on organizing and advising AI safety programs.

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Head of Societal Resilience at the UK AI Security Institute and former Associate Director at the Ada Lovelace Institute, with around a decade of experience working at the intersection of technology, law and society.

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Software engineer on the MIT AI Risk Initiative at MIT FutureTech with a background in AI research, embedded software, and systems engineering, and a Bachelor of Science in Engineering from Harvey Mudd College.

A nonprofit research institute that develops methods to align AI systems, markets, and democratic institutions with what people genuinely value, using an approach they call full-stack alignment.

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Research Associate in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Oxford’s OXCAV group with a PhD in Computer Science from the University of Buenos Aires, where he specialized in formal methods for distributed systems; his current work focuses on connecting formal verification and AI safety.

Jérémy Andréoletti is an AI Security Researcher at the General-Purpose AI Policy Lab, where he builds models to forecast AI capabilities and emerging risks, and he recently completed a PhD in computational evolutionary biology at École Normale Supérieure in Paris.

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Operations Manager at Probably Good who specializes in building systems that drive impact; previously supported youth health and education initiatives in Botswana and led operations for an international professional training organization based in Mexico City.

PhD student in the ML4STS Lab working on benchmarking fair coding assistants to assess LLM performance across dimensions such as bias mitigation and code quality.

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Investing to give. A little programming background and a little more crypto.

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Blake Pierson is a serial entrepreneur and nonprofit leader who helped co‑found and scale the apartment‑rental startup Lovely and later worked in senior roles at companies such as Opendoor before focusing full‑time on philanthropic and nonprofit work with organizations including the Future of Life Institute, Ergo Impact, Rainbow Gardens, and Fathom.

Ex particle physicist & AI safety guy. Community lead for integral altruism

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Moving beyond Western-centric benchmarks to audit behavioral manipulation globally.

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