| 599 |
Hilary Greaves | On the desire to make a difference | Global Priorities Institute 2022
|
|
40:35
|
| 598 |
Teruji Thomas | The Multiverse and the Veil: Population Ethics Under Uncertainty | Global Priorities Institute 2022
|
|
35:44
|
| 597 |
Benjamin Tereick | Creating short term proxies for long term forecasts | Global Priorities Institute 2022
|
|
30:47
|
| 596 |
Oded Galor | The Journey of Humanity | Global Priorities Institute 2022
|
|
55:59
|
| 595 |
Jeffrey Sanford Russell | Problems for Impartiality | Global Priorities Institute 2022
|
|
55:50
|
| 594 |
Jeff Sebo | Artificial Sentience and the Ethics of Connected Minds | Global Priorities Institute 2022
|
|
35:29
|
| 593 |
Andreas Mogensen, David Thorstad | Tough enough? Robust satisficing as a decision norm for long term | Global Priorities Institute 2021 (Academic talks)
|
|
32:41
|
| 592 |
Orri Stefansson | Should welfare equality be a global priority? | Global Priorities Institiute 2021
|
|
58:13
|
| 591 |
Teruji Thomas | A paradox for tiny probabilities and enormous values | Global Priorities Institiute 2020
|
|
27:50
|
| 590 |
Andreas Mogensen | The good news about just saving | Global Priorities Institute 2020
|
|
50:00
|
| 589 |
Andreas Mogensen - What does the future ask of us? | Global Priorities Insititute 2019 (Academic talks)
|
|
33:20
|
| 588 |
Teruji Thomas | The Asymmetry, Uncertainty, and the Long Term | Global Priorities Institute 2019
|
|
25:14
|
| 587 |
Andreas Mogensen | The Only Ethical Argument for Positive Delta? | Global Priorities Institute 2019
|
|
24:43
|
| 586 |
Christian J. Tarsney - The Epistemic Challenge to Longtermism | Global Priorities Institute 2019
|
|
36:03
|
| 585 |
Hilary Greaves - The case for longtermism | Global Priorities Institute 2019
|
|
58:58
|
| 584 |
Marc Fleurbaey - Valuing (far) future generations | Global Priorities Institute 2019
|
|
1:01:30
|
| 583 |
Closing session & Fireside Chat | Matthew Yglesias | EAG DC 22
|
|
46:11
|
| 582 |
Workshop: Improving Executive Function | Damon Pourtahmaseb-Sasi | EAG DC 22
|
|
44:28
|
| 581 |
Workshop: Feedback for EAs | Zachary Robinson | EAG DC 22
|
|
38:09
|
| 580 |
Fireside chat: Why We Fight — The Roots of War and the Paths to Peace | Chris Blattman | EAG DC 22
|
|
57:46
|
| 579 |
First Timers at EA Global | Angelina Li | EAG DC 22
|
|
26:29
|
| 578 |
Fireside chat: Russia, Ukraine and NATO | Rose Gottemoeller | EAG Bay Area 23
|
|
55:41
|
| 577 |
Will AI end everything? A guide to guessing | Katja Grace | EAG Bay Area 23
|
|
39:15
|
| 576 |
What's new in Open Philanthropy's GH&W work? | James Snowden & Norma Altshuler | EAG Bay Area 23
|
|
54:47
|
| 575 |
Nuclear weapons: ethics, law, and the limits of safety | Scott D. Sagan | EAG Bay Area 23
|
|
1:00:48
|
| 574 |
Opening session: Toby Ord | Toby Ord | EAG Bay Area 23
|
|
38:24
|
| 573 |
Workshop: Impostor syndrome | Kat Woods | EAG Bay Area 23
|
|
40:34
|
| 572 |
Workshop: Improve your decision-making | Spencer Greenberg | EAG Bay Area 23
|
|
21:23
|
| 571 |
Workshop: How can we have better online discussions? | Lizka Vaintrob | EAG Bay Area 23
|
|
46:55
|
| 570 |
Scaling Effective Causes: Cash transfers | Michael Kayemba | EAG DC 22
|
|
58:17
|
| 569 |
GiveWell's new interventions | Olivia Larsen | EAG Bay Area 23
|
|
51:17
|
| 568 |
Workshop: High Impact Careers | Sudhanshu Kasewa | EAG DC 22
|
|
55:24
|
| 567 |
Workshop: Building a Theory of Change for Your Research | Michael Aird | EAG DC 22
|
|
38:23
|
| 566 |
Fireside chat | Tyler Cowen | EAG DC 2022
|
|
52:29
|
| 565 |
Evidence-to-Policy Partnerships | Anne Healy, Sasha Gallant, Amanda Glassman | EAG DC 22
|
|
58:47
|
| 564 |
Workshop: Gone for Good — Identify and Alleviate Burnout | Megan Nelson | EAG DC 22
|
|
18:40
|
| 563 |
Workshop: Forecasting | Austin Chen | EAG DC 22
|
|
38:15
|
| 562 |
Innovation, Experimentation, and Effective Altruism | Michael Kremer | EAG DC 22
|
|
55:31
|
| 561 |
Current Gaps in the Nonprofit Space & How You Can Help to Address Them | Karolina Sarek | EAG DC 22
|
|
56:46
|
| 560 |
Lessons from the Alternative Protein Public-sector Playbook | Bruce Friedrich | EAG DC 22
|
|
1:00:05
|
| 559 |
Safeguarding Catastrophic Biological Events | Jaime Yassif, Beth Cameron, Jaspreet Pannu | EAG DC 22
|
|
53:37
|
| 558 |
Nuclear risk | Emma Belcher, Joan Rohlfing, Christine Parthemore, Carl Robichaud | EAG DC 22
|
|
1:03:02
|
| 557 |
How To Maximize Your Impact as a Working Professional | Devon Fritz | EAGxBerlin 22
|
|
49:24
|
| 556 |
The changing landscape of high-impact climate philanthropy | Johannes, Violet, Luisa | EAGxBerlin 22
|
|
49:08
|
| 555 |
Biosecurity: A Governance Perspective | Tessa Alexanian | EAGxBerlin 22
|
|
45:01
|
| 554 |
Taking Happiness Seriously | Michael Plant | EAGxBerlin 22
|
|
46:29
|
| 553 |
Measuring Good Better | Barry, Olivia, Michael, Katrina, Jason, Matt | EA Global: SF 22
|
|
29:32
|
| 552 |
How could you contribute to the development of safe AGI? | Mrinank Sharma | EAGxBerlin 22
|
|
38:10
|
| 551 |
Effective giving in Germany and Switzerland | Sebastian Schwiecker, Anne Schulze | EAGxBerlin 22
|
|
46:26
|
| 550 |
Effective Psychotherapy | Thomas Blank | EAGxBerlin 22
|
|
48:53
|
| 549 |
Animal Welfare & Alternative Proteins | Alex Holst | EAGxBerlin 22
|
|
50:14
|
| 548 |
How to deliver cash to millions in minutes | Lucio Melito | EAGxBerlin 22
|
|
22:28
|
| 547 |
Biosecurity: A Technical Perspective | Anemone Franz, Jasper Götting | EAGxBerlin 22
|
|
39:46
|
| 546 |
Paradigms of AI alignment: components and enablers | Victoria Krakovna | EAGxVirtual 2022
|
|
50:19
|
| 545 |
Panel Discussion: Local Priorities Research | EAGxVirtual 2022
|
|
41:00
|
| 544 |
Writing Well | Shakeel Hashim | EAGxVirtual 2022
|
|
41:25
|
| 543 |
Working on an Impactful Thesis | Vorathep Sachdev | EAGxVirtual 2022
|
|
40:26
|
| 542 |
Taking Happiness Seriously | Barry Grimes | EAGxVirtual 2022
|
|
40:22
|
| 541 |
The State of Alternative Protein: A Roadmap for Success | Varun Deshpande | EAGxVirtual 2022
|
|
48:06
|
| 540 |
Writing on the EA Forum | Lizka Vaintrob | EAGxVirtual 2022
|
|
47:42
|
| 539 |
Ukraine and Nuclear War Risk | Seth Baum | EAGxVirtual 2022
|
|
46:50
|
| 538 |
Lightning Talks | EAGxVirtual 2022
|
|
49:46
|
| 537 |
Think Local, Act Global: Opportunities for Long-Term Impact | Renan Araújo | EAGxVirtual 2022
|
|
37:09
|
| 536 |
How Can You Become a Clearer Thinker? | Spencer Greenberg | EAGxVirtual 2022
|
|
47:02
|
| 535 |
How to Maximize the Impact of your Climate Giving | Emily Thai | EAGxVirtual 2022
|
|
40:19
|
| 534 |
How and Why You Should Start a High-Impact Nonprofit | Steve Thompson | EAGxVirtual 2022
|
|
54:22
|
| 533 |
Fireside chat with Michael Aird | EAGxVirtual 2022
|
|
47:04
|
| 532 |
EA University Group Organizing | Jesse Rothman | EAGxVirtual 2022
|
|
45:38
|
| 531 |
Biosecurity policy in the age of AGI risk | David Manheim | EAGxVirtual 2022
|
|
45:26
|
| 530 |
Empowering yourself with forecasting | David Chee | EAGxVirtual 2022
|
|
46:52
|
| 529 |
Lessons from Building a Vaccine (and Company) in 3 Months | Ethan Alley | EAGxBoston 22
|
|
42:08
|
| 528 |
An Introduction to AI Governance | Ben Garfinkel | EAGxVirtual 2022
|
|
41:06
|
| 527 |
Academic community-building for wild animal welfare | Cameron Meyer Shorb | EAGxVirtual 2022
|
|
46:58
|
| 526 |
African Perspectives on Longtermism | Cecil Abungu | EAGxVirtual 2022
|
|
47:20
|
| 525 |
Opening Address | Ollie Base | EAGxVirtual 2022
|
|
9:48
|
| 524 |
The Next Global Agricultural Revolution | Bruce Friedrich | EAGxBoston 22
|
|
50:23
|
| 523 |
Subjective Wellbeing to Compare Cost-Effectiveness of Interventions | Joel McGuire | EAGxBoston 22
|
|
43:33
|
| 522 |
Preparing for a World in which Thousands Can Unleash New Pandemics | Kevin Esvelt | EAGxBoston 22
|
|
45:32
|
| 521 |
Fireside Chat: Effectively Reducing Suffering | David Coman-Hidy, Rockwell Schwartz | EAGxBoston 22
|
|
42:33
|
| 520 |
Boosting Effective Giving and Reducing Political Animosity | Joshua D. Greene | EAGxBoston 22
|
|
43:01
|
| 519 |
Better, Not Perfect | Max H. Bazerman | EAGxBoston 22
|
|
44:41
|
| 518 |
Closing Session | Ollie Base | EAGxOxford 22
|
|
7:16
|
| 517 |
Grand Futures: What are we hoping for? What do we do if we get it? | Anders Sandberg | EAGxOxford 22
|
|
59:09
|
| 516 |
Move fast and fix things: policy change learnings from LEEP | Clare Donaldson | EAGxOxford 22
|
|
26:33
|
| 515 |
A Simple Theory of Goal Refinement | Quinn Dougherty | EAGxBoston 22
|
|
42:19
|
| 514 |
Key findings from Global Priorities Research | Hayden Wilkinson | EAGxOxford 22
|
|
52:05
|
| 513 |
Fireside Chat | William MacAskill, Simran Dhaliwal | EAGxOxford 22
|
|
46:20
|
| 512 |
AI Safety Careers | Rohin Shah, Lewis Hammond and Kuhan Jeyapragasan | EAGxOxford 22
|
|
52:16
|
| 511 |
AI Alignment: An Introduction | Rohin Shah | EAGxOxford 22
|
|
52:50
|
| 510 |
Careers Q&A from 80,000 Hours | Habiba Islam, Alex Lawsen | EAGxOxford 22
|
|
45:45
|
| 509 |
Pandemic Prevention Network | Sanjay Joshi | EAGxOxford 22
|
|
28:35
|
| 508 |
Rowing and Steering the Effective Altruism Movement | Joshua Monrad | EAGxOxford 22
|
|
28:24
|
| 507 |
How to do good as a software engineer | Benjamin Hilton | EAGxOxford 22
|
|
24:32
|
| 506 |
Introduction to Global Catastrophic Biological Risks | Simon Grimm, Janvi Ahuja | EAGxOxford 22
|
|
47:31
|
| 505 |
Food Security and Global Catastrophic Risks from an EA perspective | Michael Hinge | EAGxOxford 22
|
|
38:57
|
| 504 |
Existential Risk Pessimism and the Time of Perils | David Thorstad | EAGxOxford 22
|
|
24:56
|
| 503 |
Exploring careers that help animals: Your next steps | Jamie Harris | EAGxOxford 22
|
|
25:28
|
| 502 |
Doing (More) Events Better | Charlotte Darnell, Ollie Base | EAGxOxford 22
|
|
25:06
|
| 501 |
The Importance of Building EA Communities at Universities | Jessica McCurdy | EAGxBoston 22
|
|
31:53
|
| 500 |
Opening Session | William MacAskill | EAGxOxford 22
|
|
14:36
|
| 499 |
What we’re learning about spreading EA ideas | Grace Adams | EAGxOxford 22
|
|
24:00
|
| 498 |
Doing Research, and Life as a Researcher | Julian Jamison | EAGxOxford 22
|
|
24:17
|
| 497 |
What happens if you decide to start a charity | Karolina Sarek | EAGxOxford 22
|
|
44:15
|
| 496 |
Sustainable proteins: plant-based, cultivated, and fermentation | Seren L. Kell | EAGxOxford 22
|
|
23:03
|
| 495 |
Effective Thesis and highly impactful research careers | David Janku | EAGxOxford 22
|
|
25:08
|
| 494 |
Q&A: Operations | Jonathan Michel, Caroline Jeanmaire, Ivan Burduk | EAGxOxford 22
|
|
26:20
|
| 493 |
Making Effective Causes Scalable | Kwamina Orleans-Pobee | EAGxOxford 22
|
|
24:27
|
| 492 |
Early-Career Opportunities in AI Governance | Lennart Heim, Caroline Jeanmaire | EAGxOxford 22
|
|
53:50
|
| 491 |
Climate Change and EA: A Question Game | Goodwin Gibbins | EAGxOxford 22
|
|
51:42
|
| 490 |
Ambitiously trying to solve big problems | Dewi Erwan | EAGxOxford 22
|
|
26:04
|
| 489 |
Closing session + How to grow effectively | Amy, Eli, Olivia | EA Global: SF 22
|
|
46:30
|
| 488 |
Rationality & Alignment | Ruby Bloom | EA Global: SF 22
|
|
24:43
|
| 487 |
First timers at EA Global | Angelina Li | EA Global: SF 22
|
|
28:08
|
| 486 |
Science of Scaling | Ahmed Mushfiq Mobarak | EA Global: SF 2022
|
|
55:32
|
| 485 |
Competition law is one of the most important levers for AI governance | Haydn Belfield | EAG: SF 22
|
|
56:50
|
| 484 |
Community lessons from a COVID vaccine sprint | Grigory Khimulya | EA Global: SF 22
|
|
19:45
|
| 483 |
Opening Session + Fireside Chat | William MacAskill, Toby Ord | EA Global: SF 22
|
|
1:10:06
|
| 482 |
Betting on AI is like betting on semiconductors in the 70's | Danny Hernandez | EA Global: SF 22
|
|
58:26
|
| 481 |
Starting a new organisation | Andres J Zorrilla, Lauren Mee, Anna C Thorsheim | EA Global: SF 2022
|
|
57:30
|
| 480 |
Farmed animal advocacy: Where are we, and what’s next? | Zoë Sigle | EA Global: SF 22
|
|
55:17
|
| 479 |
High impact careers | Habiba Islam | EA Global: SF 22
|
|
30:43
|
| 478 |
Forming your own views on AI safety (without stress!) | Neel Nanda | EA Global: SF 22
|
|
46:21
|
| 477 |
Making high impact decisions | Anna Edmonds | EA Global: SF 22
|
|
54:03
|
| 476 |
Level Up: Expectations at different stages of your career | Jungwon Byun | EA Global: SF 22
|
|
30:24
|
| 475 |
Big needs in longtermism and how to help with them | Holden Karnofsky | EA Global: SF 22
|
|
1:15:39
|
| 474 |
EA Talks Exclusive: Could treating depression be a top intervention? | Convo with StrongMinds CEO Sean Mayberry
|
|
1:25:31
|
| 473 |
What is an Effective Altruist? EARadio Trailer
|
|
1:07
|
| 472 |
Facing the risk of nuclear war in the 21st century | Carl Robichaud | EA Global: Virtual 2020
|
|
22:44
|
| 471 |
Eliminating parasitic worm infections | Carolyn Henry | EA Global: London 2018
|
|
25:49
|
| 470 |
SERI 2022: AI alignment and Redwood Research | Buck Shlegeris (CTO)
|
|
29:30
|
| 469 |
Prospecting for gold | Owen Cotton-Barratt | EAGxOxford 2016
|
|
52:59
|
| 468 |
The non-identity problem | Derek Parfit | EAGxOxford 2016
|
|
46:20
|
| 467 |
Introduction to EA | Ajeya Cotra | EAGxBerkeley 2016
|
|
35:05
|
| 466 |
SERI 2022: Q&A about 80,000 Hours Career Advising | Habiba Islam
|
|
31:52
|
| 465 |
SERI 2022: Structure of climate risk on high impact climate philanthropy | Johannes Ackva
|
|
29:22
|
| 464 |
SERI 2022: Well Founded and Human Compatible AI | Stuart Russell
|
|
43:22
|
| 463 |
SERI 2022: Timelines for Transformative AI and Language Model Alignment | Ajeya Cotra
|
|
28:17
|
| 462 |
Dispensers for Safe Water Experiments | Brett, Marinella, Arthur | EA Global: London 22
|
|
1:01:51
|
| 461 |
Opening Talk | Amy Labenz & William MacAskill | EA Global: London 22
|
|
34:39
|
| 460 |
The State of Aquatic Animal Advocacy | Sophika, Andrés, Alex, Bruce | EA Global: London 22
|
|
59:40
|
| 459 |
Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction | Andy Weber, Kit Harris | EA Global: London 22
|
|
55:04
|
| 458 |
Presenting big ideas & complex data to the public | Edouard, Hannah, Abie | EA Global: London 22
|
|
59:50
|
| 457 |
What we look for in early projects | Zachary R, Jonas V, Owen CB | EA Global: London 2022
|
|
31:06
|
| 456 |
What it really takes to found a high impact charity | Joey Savoie | EA Global: London 2021
|
|
58:48
|
| 455 |
Beyond The Precipice: A New Nuclear Paradigm for Surviving the Anthropocene | Joan Rohlfing
|
|
56:47
|
| 454 |
Fireside chat | Will MacAskill | EA Global: London 2021
|
|
58:45
|
| 453 |
The state of effective altruism | Benjamin Todd | EA Global: London 2021
|
|
45:52
|
| 452 |
Careers strategies and building aptitudes | Habiba Islam | EA Global - London 2021
|
|
59:56
|
| 451 |
Campus specialists: a promising career path | Joan Gass | EA Global: London 2021
|
|
30:58
|
| 450 |
Workplace and professional EA groups | EA Global London 2021
|
|
33:06
|
| 449 |
Help find your dream colleague | Max Dalton | EA Global: London 2021
|
|
21:56
|
| 448 |
80,000 Hours careers workshop | Habiba Islam | EA Global: London 2021
|
|
32:18
|
| 447 |
Responding to evidence: what we do wrong and how to do better | Anna Edmonds | EA Global London 2021
|
|
1:00:53
|
| 446 |
Ezra Klein Interview (New York Times) | EA Global: Reconnect 2021
|
|
1:45:00
|
| 445 |
Holden Karnofsky (Open Philanthropy) | EA Global: Reconnect 2021
|
|
59:24
|
| 444 |
Maintaining motivation | EA Global: Reconnect 2021
|
|
57:26
|
| 443 |
Interview with Toby Ord | EA Global: Reconnect 2021
|
|
53:28
|
| 442 |
Choosing effective causes in a radically uncertain world | Eva Vivalt
|
|
25:09
|
| 441 |
Animal Research Career Story | Oscar Horta
|
|
4:35
|
| 440 |
How to build a safe advanced AI (Evan Hubinger) | What's up in AI safety? (Asya Bergal)
|
|
54:16
|
| 439 |
How you can make an impact on the EA Forum | Aaron Gertler
|
|
27:41
|
| 438 |
How to organize a graduate conference | Jonathan Courtney
|
|
23:57
|
| 437 |
Doing the most good with a law degree | Cullen O'Keefe | EA Student Summit 2020
|
|
23:31
|
| 436 |
Industrial alternative foods for global catastrophic risks | Juan García Martínez
|
|
23:28
|
| 435 |
An introduction to global priorities research | Rossa O'Keeffe-O'Donovan
|
|
17:43
|
| 434 |
Closing gaps in alternative protein science | Amy Huang
|
|
41:32
|
| 433 |
AI alignment, philosophical pluralism, and the relevance of non-Western philosophy | Tan Zhi Xuan
|
|
17:20
|
| 432 |
Farm animal welfare and alternative protein opportunities in Asia-Pacific | Lewis Bollard
|
|
24:55
|
| 431 |
Gentle Bayesian updating | David Manley
|
|
26:42
|
| 430 |
Goals for university groups | Joan Gass
|
|
22:56
|
| 429 |
What happens if you decide to start a charity? | Karolina Sarek & Nikita Patel
|
|
51:20
|
| 428 |
Fireside Chat | Nick Beckstead
|
|
25:08
|
| 427 |
Estimation and forecasting: an overview | Amanda Ngo | EA Student Summit
|
|
21:35
|
| 426 |
How to make a difference by pledging to give more, and more effectively | Luke Freeman
|
|
25:24
|
| 425 |
How to help group members make effective career plans | Huw Thomas & Alex Holness-Tofts
|
|
23:59
|
| 424 |
Bringing techno-globalism back: a romantically realist reframing of the US-China tech relationship | Jeffrey Ding
|
|
24:46
|
| 423 |
Fireside Chat | Jaan Tallinn
|
|
25:10
|
| 422 |
International agreements to spend percentage of GDP on global public goods | Hauke Hillebrandt
|
|
29:12
|
| 421 |
Against Malaria Foundation: the impact of accountability | Rob Mather
|
|
25:49
|
| 420 |
Why effective altruism is central to rebuilding social capital and egalitarianism | Andrew Leigh MP
|
|
25:39
|
| 419 |
Meeting corporate cage-free egg pledges through impact incentives | Jayasimha Nuggehalli
|
|
22:36
|
| 418 |
Seizing opportunities to improve animal welfare in Taiwan | Jonathon Tree
|
|
24:31
|
| 417 |
Australians’ perceptions of global catastrophic risks | Emily Grundy
|
|
24:31
|
| 416 |
Transforming how data drives decision-making in global development | Tony Senanayake
|
|
22:45
|
| 415 |
Starting a charity: the power of contextual expertise | Nikita Patel & Corrina Vali
|
|
25:10
|
| 414 |
Our latest research and recommendations on climate change | Johannes Ackva
|
|
26:12
|
| 413 |
Moral standing and cause prioritization | Jason Schukraft
|
|
22:56
|
| 412 |
Journalism and accurately communicating EA ideas | Rob Wiblin, Michael Levine, and Kelsey Piper
|
|
22:53
|
| 411 |
Naïve effective altruism and the danger of neglecting psychology | Stefan Schubert
|
|
17:40
|
| 410 |
Self-care: balancing sacrifice and renewal | Daniel Kestenholz
|
|
24:25
|
| 409 |
Artificial Intelligence Career Stories | Evan Hubinger and Caroline Jeanmaire
|
|
11:00
|
| 408 |
How students will lead the alternative protein revolution | Amy Huang
|
|
26:37
|
| 407 |
CEA strategy update | Max Dalton & Joan Gass
|
|
28:09
|
| 406 |
80,000 Hours: Key Ideas with Ben Todd
|
|
22:46
|
| 405 |
How I think students should orient to AI safety | Buck Shlegeris
|
|
14:12
|
| 404 |
SCI Foundation: deworming done differently | Katie Fantaguzzi
|
|
22:36
|
| 403 |
Global Health and Development Career Stories | Nikita Patel
|
|
7:20
|
| 402 |
Getting a career in global development | Tony Senanayake
|
|
24:44
|
| 401 |
Building a strong community through effective altruism groups | Catherine Low
|
|
22:43
|
| 400 |
Doing good as a student: tradeoffs and project ideas | Claire Zabel
|
|
22:19
|
| 399 |
Which cause to work on? | Kit Harris
|
|
22:15
|
| 398 |
WANBAM: Our successes, challenges, and opportunities to get involved | Kathryn Mecrow-Flynn
|
|
26:11
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| 397 |
Dual moral obligations and international cooperation against global catastrophic risks | Jenny Xiao
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24:13
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| 396 |
Fireside chat | Peter Singer
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24:37
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| 395 |
Using “Back of the Envelope Calculations” (BOTECs) to prioritize interventions | Zachary Robinson
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23:22
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| 394 |
Expansion of animal advocacy and concern for wild animal suffering in India | Aditya SK
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22:41
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| 393 |
Decoupling: a technique for reducing bias | David Manley
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24:02
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| 392 |
Outlook on the emerging field of wild animal welfare research | Michelle Graham and Oscar Horta
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25:19
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| 391 |
Mitigating catastrophic biorisks | Kevin Esvelt
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25:45
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| 390 |
Cellular agriculture: futureproofing our food systems for humans, animals and our planet | Bianca Le
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24:19
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| 389 |
GiveWell’s current progress and priorities | Olivia Larsen
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25:02
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| 388 |
Biosecurity Career Story | Dr Tara Kirk Sell
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8:27
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| 387 |
Reducing global catastrophic biological risks | Jaime Yassif
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24:54
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| 386 |
Doing empirical global priorities research: the question of civilizational collapse and recovery| Luisa Rodriguez
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25:17
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| 385 |
Evidence, cluelessness and the long term | Hilary Greaves
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31:22
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| 384 |
A new tool for evaluating opportunities to help farm animals globally | Lucas Alvarenga
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14:58
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| 383 |
Suvita’s first year: Vaccines in the spotlight | Fiona Conlon
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24:19
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| 382 |
EAGxVirtual 2020: Q&A with Toby Ord
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53:36
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| 381 |
EAGxVirtual 2020: COVID-19: GiveDirectly’s emergency cash response (Rachel Waddell)
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41:04
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| 380 |
EAGxVirtual 2020: The latest advice from 80,000 Hours (Michelle Hutchinson and Arden Koehler)
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51:47
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| 379 |
EAGxVirtual 2020: Q&A with Will MacAskill
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51:11
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| 378 |
EAGxVirtual 2020: Q&A with Marcus Davis (Co-Executive Director of Rethink Priorities)
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57:41
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| 377 |
EAGxVirtual 2020: Doing the most good for animals post COVID-19 (Lewis Bollard)
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41:36
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| 376 |
EAGxVirtual 2020: Ensuring safety and consistency in the age of machine learning (Chongli Qin)
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42:41
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| 375 |
EAGxVirtual 2020: Identifying the most cost effective programs to improve mental health (Jasper Synowski)
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40:52
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| 374 |
EAGxVirtual 2020: Project Management 101
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1:00:46
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| 373 |
EAGxVirtual 2020: Mitigating catastrophic biorisks (Kevin Esvelt)
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44:36
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| 372 |
EAGxVirtual 2020: Why you (yes, you) should post on the EA Forum (Aaron Gertler)
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1:00:54
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| 371 |
EAGxVirtual 2020: How social science research can inform AI governance (Baobao Zhang)
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40:14
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| 370 |
EAGxVirtual 2020: Maximize your impact for animals (Jamie Harris)
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35:29
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| 369 |
EAGxVirtual 2020: Growth and the case against randomista development (Hauke Hillebrandt)
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38:55
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| 368 |
EAGxVirtual 2020: Building a diverse and inclusive movement (Julia Wise)
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40:37
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| 367 |
EAGxVirtual 2020: How to guard the guardians themselves—Strategies to support political decision-making (Max Stauffer)
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41:39
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| 366 |
EAGxVirtual 2020: Lightning Talks
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58:19
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| 365 |
EAGxVirtual 2020: Evidence-informed decision-making in global health and development (Ruth Levine and Caitlin Tulloch)
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44:50
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| 364 |
EAGxVirtual 2020: An update to our thinking on climate change (Johannes Ackva)
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40:18
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| 363 |
EAGxVirtual 2020: Persistence and reversibility of wild animal welfare interventions (Simon Eckerström-Liedholm)
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41:00
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| 362 |
EAGxVirtual 2020: Reasons you might think human level AI soon is unlikely (Asya Bergal)
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36:27
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| 361 |
EAGxVirtual 2020: Developing a research agenda for bridging peace and conflict studies and existential risk (Noah Taylor)
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39:49
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| 360 |
EAGxVirtual 2020: Tools for decision making (Joey Savoie)
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39:38
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| 359 |
EAGxVirtual 2020: Animal advocacy in a global context (Marianne van der Werf)
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42:09
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| 358 |
Q & A with Peter Singer (University of Melbourne Effective Altruism)
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1:44:48
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| 357 |
Virtual EAG 2020: Closing remarks (Will MacAskill)
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10:09
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| 356 |
Virtual EAG 2020: Q&A with Leah Edgerton, executive director at Animal Charity Evaluators
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41:43
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| 355 |
Virtual EAG 2020: Q&A with Elie Hassenfeld, co-founder and CEO at GiveWell
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53:54
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| 354 |
Virtual EAG 2020: Fireside chat—AI governance (Markus Anderljung and Ben Garfinkel)
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41:55
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| 353 |
Virtual EAG 2020: Identifying opportunities for farmed animals (Garcés, Leah)
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19:37
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| 352 |
Virtual EAG 2020: Facing the risk of nuclear war in the 21st Century (Carl Robichaud)
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22:46
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| 351 |
Virtual EAG 2020: Taking good food global (Richard Parr)
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32:16
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| 350 |
Virtual EAG 2020: Finding equilibrium in a difficult time (Julia Wise)
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2:42
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| 349 |
Virtual EAG 2020: What’s been happening in AI alignment? (Rohin Shah)
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31:35
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| 348 |
Virtual EAG 2020: Growing meat—A market-based approach to building an ethical food system (Zak Weston)
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24:55
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| 347 |
Virtual EAG 2020: Representing future generations (Tyler John)
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31:51
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| 346 |
Virtual EAG 2020: Q&A with Toby Ord, senior research fellow at the Future of Humanity Institute
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29:18
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| 345 |
Virtual EAG 2020: The Precipice—Existential risk and the future of humanity (Toby Ord)
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20:05
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| 344 |
Virtual EAG 2020: Opening Talk (Joan Gass)
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24:57
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| 343 |
EAG London 2019: Is impact investing impactful? (John Halstead)
|
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30:44
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| 342 |
EAG London 2019: DMI—How to put your own charity to the test
|
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22:34
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| 341 |
EAG London 2019: Fireside chat (Bonnie Jenkins)
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49:15
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| 340 |
EAG London 2019: Biological aging—A new approach to measuring animal welfare (Will Bradshaw)
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25:03
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| 339 |
EAG London 2019: Fireside chat (Will MacAskill)
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25:39
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| 338 |
EAG London 2019: Open-source learning—A bargaining approach (Jesse Clifton)
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22:44
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| 337 |
EAG London 2019: Moral weights in the developing world (Alice Redfern)
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24:42
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| 336 |
EAG London 2019: Can we predictably improve the far future? (Christian Tarsney)
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27:48
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| 335 |
EAG London 2019: Understanding the gaps between academia and policymaking (Dan Brown)
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28:27
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| 334 |
EAG London 2019: Taking care of our people—Cultivating a supportive organizational culture (David Coman-Hidy)
|
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29:12
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| 333 |
EAG London 2019: Estimating long-term effects without long-term data (David Rhys Bernard)
|
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28:19
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| 332 |
EAG London 2019: Scaling industrial food production in nuclear winter (Jacob Cates and Aron Mill)
|
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24:37
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| 331 |
EAG London 2019: Deciphering China’s AI dream (Jeffrey Ding)
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31:03
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| 330 |
EAG London 2019: A utilitarian case for animal rights (Jess Sebo)
|
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25:40
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| 329 |
EAG London 2019: How to do research that matters (Karolina Sarek)
|
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29:08
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| 328 |
EAG London 2019: Growing a sustainable future through cellular agriculture (Kate Krueger)
|
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26:27
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| 327 |
EAG London 2019: How to start an effective charity (Katherine Savoie)
|
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19:06
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| 326 |
EAG London 2019: Future Perfect—A year of coverage (Kelsey Piper)
|
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27:21
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| 325 |
EAG London 2019: The likelihood and severity of a US-Russia nuclear exchange (Luisa Rodriguez)
|
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27:47
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| 324 |
EAG London 2019: Rational group decision-making (Mahendra Prasad)
|
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28:29
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| 323 |
EAG London 2019: Rethink Priorities—Empirical research on neglected causes (Marcus Davis)
|
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24:16
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| 322 |
EAG London 2019: Could climate change make Earth uninhabitable for humans? (Niel Bowerman)
|
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28:42
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| 321 |
EAG London 2019: Defining and unpacking transformative AI (Ross Gruetzemacher, Jess Whittlestone)
|
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23:17
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| 320 |
EAG London 2019: Are cash transfers the best policy option? (Sam Carter)
|
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27:16
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| 319 |
EAG London 2019: Charity Entrepreneurship–graduate lightning talks
|
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26:33
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| 318 |
EAG 2019 London: Ingredients for building disruptive research teams (Stefan Torges)
|
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23:48
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| 317 |
EAG London 2019: The Precipice—Existential Risk and the Future of Humanity (Toby Ord)
|
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27:27
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| 316 |
EAG London 2019: How the Open Wing Alliance is driving progress worldwide (Alexandria Beck)
|
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26:37
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| 315 |
EAG 2019 SF: Doing good in an infinite chaotic world (Hayden Wilkinson)
|
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31:36
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| 314 |
EAG 2019 SF: Climate change deaths increase the social cost of carbon (R. Daniel Bressler)
|
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30:36
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| 313 |
EAG 2019 SF: Cooperating with future generations: An experimental investigation (Ben Grodeck)
|
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25:58
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| 312 |
EAG 2019 SF: Fireside Chat with Philip Tetlock
|
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59:47
|
| 311 |
EAG 2019 SF: Current Work in AI Alignment (Paul Christiano)
|
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31:21
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| 310 |
EAG 2019 SF: Forecasting research results (Eva Vivalt)
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25:54
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| 309 |
EAG 2019 SF: Policy change in low and middle-income countries (Norma Altshuler)
|
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29:04
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| 308 |
EAG 2019 SF: What animal advocates can learn from medicine and global development (Neil Buddy Shah)
|
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25:46
|
| 307 |
EAG 2019 SF: Risks from great-power competition (Dani Nedal)
|
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37:10
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| 306 |
EAG 2019 SF: Improving coordination with China to reduce AI risk (Brian Tse)
|
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32:18
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| 305 |
EAG 2019 SF: Does suffering dominate enjoyment in the animal kingdom? (Zach Groff)
|
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28:38
|
| 304 |
EAG 2019 SF: Manufacturing medical countermeasures against catastrophic biothreats (Daniel Gastfriend)
|
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28:18
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| 303 |
EAG 2019 SF: Lessons learned in farm animal welfare (Lewis Bollard)
|
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23:57
|
| 302 |
EAG 2019 SF: Strategic considerations for effective animal advocacy (Leah Edgerton)
|
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19:41
|
| 301 |
EAG 2019 SF: Training ML systems to answer open-ended questions (Andreas Stuhmueller)
|
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21:25
|
| 300 |
EAG 2019 SF: How to replace our broken voting system (Aaron Hamlin)
|
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26:21
|
| 299 |
EAG 2019 SF: U.S. ballot initiatives as a pathway for EA policy (Peter Hurford)
|
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16:09
|
| 298 |
EAG 2019 SF: Effective behavior change (Spencer Greenberg)
|
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29:27
|
| 297 |
EAG 2019 SF: The Windfall Clause: Sharing the benefits of advanced AI (Cullen O’Keefe)
|
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25:54
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| 296 |
EAG 2019 SF: Rejuvenation biotechnology—Will “age” soon cease to mean “aging”? (Aubrey de Grey)
|
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28:45
|
| 295 |
EAG 2019 SF: Sustainable motivation (Helen Toner)
|
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23:51
|
| 294 |
EAG 2019 SF: How to build a high-impact career in international development (Joan Gass)
|
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30:19
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| 293 |
EAG 2019 SF: How evolution can help us understand wild animal welfare (Michelle Graham)
|
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22:40
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| 292 |
EAG 2019 SF: Philanthropy timing and the Hinge of History (Phil Trammell)
|
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26:14
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| 291 |
EAG 2019 SF: The benefits of starting your own charity (Katriel Friedman)
|
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26:14
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| 290 |
EAG 2019 SF: Creating a new agricultural revolution (Bruce Friedrich)
|
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30:04
|
| 289 |
EAG 2019 SF: Lessons from an EA-aligned charity startup (Brendan Eappen)
|
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27:28
|
| 288 |
EAG 2019 SF: Clean and plant-based meat in the developing world (Varun Deshpande)
|
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22:56
|
| 287 |
EAG 2018 London: Paretotopian Goal Alignment
|
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20:35
|
| 286 |
EAG 2018 London: Reframing Superintelligence
|
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41:30
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| 285 |
EAG 2018 London: AI Safety Needs Social Scientists
|
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31:41
|
| 284 |
EAG 2018 London: The plurality pandemic
|
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23:55
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| 283 |
EAG 2018 London: Fireside chat with Toby Ord
|
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50:58
|
| 282 |
EAG 2018 London: Promoting welfare biology as the study of wild-animal suffering
|
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23:55
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| 281 |
EAG 2018 London: Against Malaria Foundation—What we do
|
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50:53
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| 280 |
EAG 2018 London: How sure are we about this AI stuff?
|
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29:26
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| 279 |
EAG 2018 London: Using evidence for smart impact investing
|
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31:47
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| 278 |
EAG 2018 London: Fireside chat with Rachel Glennerster
|
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1:11:22
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| 277 |
EAG 2018 London: Psychology of existential risk and long termism
|
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26:39
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| 276 |
EAG 2018 London: Givewell incubation grants—Learning through grantmaking
|
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29:32
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| 275 |
EAG 2018 London: Global Priorities Institute: Our goals and research
|
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1:02:04
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| 274 |
EAG 2018 London: How corporate reform is changing the landscape for animals
|
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24:03
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| 273 |
EAG 2018 London: How to avoid accidentally having a negative impact with your project
|
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25:29
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| 272 |
EAG 2018 London: Risks from great power conflicts
|
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28:00
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| 271 |
EAG 2018 London: The friendship bench
|
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31:06
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| 270 |
EAG 2018 London: A/B testing foreign aid
|
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22:15
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| 269 |
EAG 2018 London: Effective giving
|
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33:08
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| 268 |
EAG 2018 London: From the Neolithic revolution to the far future
|
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26:37
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| 267 |
EAG 2018 London: Charity entrepreneurship
|
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29:36
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| 266 |
EAG 2018 London: Policy makers love their children too
|
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22:00
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| 265 |
EAG 2018 London: Loss of industrial civilization and recovery
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37:16
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| 264 |
EAG 2018 London: When will farm animals experience more utility than suffering?
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15:26
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| 263 |
EAG 2018 London: What role might insects play as part of the future of food?
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50:30
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| 262 |
EAGx 2018 Netherlands: An introduction to normative uncertainty
|
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32:55
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| 261 |
EAGx 2018 Netherlands: Thinking critically about wild-animal suffering
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30:42
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| 260 |
EAGx 2018 Netherlands: Considerations for fundraising in effective altruism
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27:43
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| 259 |
EAGx 2018 Netherlands: Complexity science and computational modelling
|
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54:34
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| 258 |
EAG 2018 SF: Why should effective altruists embrace uncertainty?
|
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15:12
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| 257 |
EAG 2018 SF: Lightning talks
|
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25:55
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| 256 |
EAG 2018 SF: How biology has changed
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9:49
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| 255 |
EAG 2018 SF: Center for Applied Rationality Workshop
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46:56
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| 254 |
EAG 2018 SF: Productivity hacks
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29:19
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| 253 |
EAG 2018 SF: Planning productivity
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39:04
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| 252 |
EAG 2018 SF: Force multiplication
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26:17
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| 251 |
EAG 2018 SF: Animal advocacy strategies—Technology vs. social change
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25:30
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| 250 |
EAG 2018 SF: Trusting experts
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58:16
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| 249 |
EAG 2018 SF: Building support for ending wild-animal suffering
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1:00:05
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| 248 |
EAG 2018 SF: Open Philanthropy Project biosecurity update
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25:39
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| 247 |
EAG 2018 SF: The role of existing institutions in AI strategy
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56:22
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| 246 |
EAG 2018 SF: The future of surveillance
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17:13
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| 245 |
EAG 2018 SF: Ending factory farming
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20:28
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| 244 |
EAG 2018 SF: Personhood initiatives
|
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27:31
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| 243 |
EAG 2018 SF: From agitator to innovator
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26:56
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| 242 |
EAG 2018 SF: Analyzing AI actors
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39:24
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| 241 |
EAG 2018 SF: The AI governance landscape
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22:37
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| 240 |
EAG 2018 SF: Reconciling international security
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30:58
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| 239 |
EAG 2018 SF: GiveWell incubation grants
|
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27:17
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| 238 |
EAG 2018 SF: The far future of intelligent life across the universe
|
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26:38
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| 237 |
EAG 2018 SF: Pandemic pathogens
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29:54
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| 236 |
EAG 2018 SF: Clean meat
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20:33
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| 235 |
EAG 2018 SF: Jaan Tallinn fireside chat
|
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28:56
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| 234 |
EAG 2018 SF: Value traps, and how to avoid them (Spencer Greenberg)
|
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28:28
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| 233 |
EAG 2018 SF: Biosecurity as an EA cause area
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29:04
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| 232 |
EAG 2018 SF: Beyond top charities (Neil Buddy Shah)
|
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28:38
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| 231 |
EAG 2018 SF: Fireside chat with Nick Beckstead
|
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29:48
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| 230 |
EAG 2018 SF: Psychology of effective altruism (Stefan Schubert)
|
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19:35
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| 229 |
EAG 2018 SF: Understanding universal basic income (Sam Carter and Joe Huston)
|
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29:28
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| 228 |
EAG 2018 SF: Fireside chat with Holden Karnofsky
|
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56:18
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| 227 |
EAG 2018 SF: Assessing global catastrophic biological risks (Crystal Watson)
|
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22:11
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| 226 |
EAG 2018 SF: Crucial considerations in wild-animal suffering (Persis Eskander)
|
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29:31
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| 225 |
EAG 2018 SF: How can effective altruism stay curious? (Will MacAskill)
|
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18:16
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| 224 |
Update on the Open Philanthropy Project (Holden Karnofsky)
|
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56:03
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| 223 |
GiveWell’s 2018 top charities (Catherine Hollander and Elie Hassenfeld)
|
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52:36
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| 222 |
EAG 2017 London: Closing talk (William MacAskill)
|
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29:06
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| 221 |
EAG 2017 London: Invest in evil to do more good? (Hauke Hillebrandt)
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7:40
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| 220 |
EAG 2017 London: What are the best ways to improve world happiness? (Michael Plant)
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27:15
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| 219 |
EAG 2017 London: Universalised critiques of EA (Emilia Wilson)
|
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4:57
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| 218 |
EAG 2017 London: The technological landscape of affective artificial general intelligence (Daniel Eth)
|
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5:08
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| 217 |
EAG 2017 London: The Open Philanthropy Project’s work on AI risk (Helen Toner)
|
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23:21
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| 216 |
EAG 2017 London: Biotechnology and existential risk (Andrew Snyder-Beattie)
|
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29:09
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| 215 |
EAG 2017 London: Shaping the far future (Joseph Carlsmith)
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5:38
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| 214 |
EAG 2017 London: Reducing wild-animal suffering through research (Persis Eskander)
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30:45
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| 213 |
EAG 2017 London: Prioritisation and economics (Max Dalton)
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27:08
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| 212 |
EAG 2017 London: Preventing deaths from pesticide self-poisoning (Leah Utyasheva)
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29:45
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| 211 |
EAG 2017 London: Clean Meat—Holy Grail or Pipe Dream? (Natalie Cargill, Seren Kell, and Alex Foster)
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36:12
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| 210 |
EAG 2017 London: Pathways into animal-advocacy research (James Spurgeon)
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24:57
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| 209 |
EAG 2017 London: What we know and don’t know about universal basic income (Alison Fahey)
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35:43
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| 208 |
EAG 2017 London: Orienting towards the long-term future (Joseph Carlsmith)
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25:26
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| 207 |
EAG 2017 London: Near-term AI security risks, and what to do about them (Shahar Avin)
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40:21
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| 206 |
EAG 2017 London: Multiverse-wide cooperation (Caspar Oesterheld)
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34:22
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| 205 |
EAG 2017 London: Mechanisms for donor coordination (Dominik Peters)
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7:00
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| 204 |
EAG 2017 London: Improving institutional decision-making (Jess Whittlestone)
|
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28:46
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| 203 |
EAG 2017 London: Importance of operations roles in EA/X-risk community (Tanya Singh)
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30:04
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| 202 |
EAG 2017 London: Implementing cause prioritization at OpenPhil (Ajeya Cotra)
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30:43
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| 201 |
EAG 2017 London: Humanity’s impact on wild-animal suffering (Persis Eskander)
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6:30
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| 200 |
EAG 2017 London: Governance of artificial intelligence (Allan Dafoe)
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32:34
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| 199 |
EAG 2017 London: Ethical obligations lightning talk (Jonathan Courtney)
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5:12
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| 198 |
EAG 2017 London: Fireside Chat (Shamil Chandaria and William MacAskill)
|
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26:40
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| 197 |
EAG 2017 London: GiveWell incubation grants (James Snowden)
|
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25:31
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| 196 |
EAG 2017 London: Opening talk (Will MacAskill)
|
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26:05
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| 195 |
EAG 2017 SF: Closing talk (Will MacAskill)
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16:17
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| 194 |
EAG 2017 SF: Musings on advanced artificial intelligence (panel)
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50:04
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| 193 |
EAG 2017 SF: EA Funds panel
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51:01
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| 192 |
EAG 2017 SF: Policy entrepreneurship for EAs (Tom Kalil with Anjali Gopal)
|
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29:09
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| 191 |
EAG 2017 SF: Opening talk (Will MacAskill)
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38:34
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| 190 |
EAG 2017 SF: EAs in entrepreneurship (panel)
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34:44
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| 189 |
EAG 2017 SF: EA community building (Nick Beckstead)
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37:09
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| 188 |
EAG 2017 SF: Diversity in EA, and lightning talks
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52:42
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| 187 |
EAG 2017 SF: Working in AI (multiple speakers)
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49:33
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| 186 |
EAG 2017 SF: AI safety (Katja Grace)
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17:08
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| 185 |
EAG 2017 SF: Why effective altruists should care about global governance (Kristian Rönn)
|
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22:31
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| 184 |
EAG 2017 SF: Fireside chat (Holden Karnofsky with William MacAskill)
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1:02:33
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| 183 |
EAG 2017 SF: Global Farm Animal Welfare Opportunities (Lewis Bollard)
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29:51
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| 182 |
EAG 2017 SF: What does (and doesn’t) AI mean for effective altruism? (Owen Cotton-Barratt)
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26:31
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| 181 |
EAG 2017 SF: Virtual reality for promoting empathy (Jose Valle)
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12:14
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| 180 |
EAG 2017 SF: Logistics at scale (panel)
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39:58
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| 179 |
EAG 2017 SF: The Open Philanthropy Project’s work on potential risks from advanced AI (Daniel Dewey)
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33:18
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| 178 |
EAG 2017 SF: GiveWell top charities and incubation grants (panel)
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50:56
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| 177 |
EAG 2017 SF: Getting things done (panel)
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48:58
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| 176 |
EAG 2017 SF: Lunar colony (Will Marshall)
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30:54
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| 175 |
EAG 2017 SF: Marketing effective altruism (panel)
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48:06
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| 174 |
EAG 2017 SF: Celebrating failed projects (panel)
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52:13
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| 173 |
EAG 2017 SF: Center for Effective Global Action (Ofir Reich)
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19:29
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| 172 |
EAG 2017 SF: Fireside chat (Bruce Friedrich and Paul Shapiro)
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35:29
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| 171 |
EAG 2017 SF: Moral trade and effective altruism (Ruairí Donnelly)
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13:17
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| 170 |
EAG 2017 SF: Embedding EA thinking in government decisions beyond the OECD (Claire Walsh)
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23:59
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| 169 |
EAG 2017 SF: Social science as lens on effective charity (Spencer Greenberg)
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25:12
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| 168 |
EAG 2017 Boston: The AI revolution and international politics (Allan Dafoe)
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34:49
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| 167 |
EAG 2017 Boston: Open until dangerous—Gene drive and the case for reforming research (Kevin Esvelt)
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48:18
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| 166 |
EAG 2017 Boston: CRISPR (George Church)
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30:52
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| 165 |
EAG 2017 Boston: Opening talk (Will MacAskill)
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39:46
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| 164 |
EAG 2017 Boston: Convinced, not convincing (Duncan Sabien)
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28:30
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| 163 |
EAG 2017 Boston: Effective altruism, existential risk, and existential hope (Max Tegmark)
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35:10
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| 162 |
EAG 2017 Boston: Effective Altruism in Government (Jason Matheny)
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21:17
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| 161 |
EAG 2017 Boston: Preventing catastrophic risks by mitigating subcatastrophic ones (Marc Lipsitch)
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28:24
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| 160 |
EAG 2017 Boston: Closing remarks (Will MacAskill)
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24:30
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| 159 |
EAG 2017 Boston: S-risks—Why they are the worst existential risks, and how to prevent them (Max Daniel)
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49:25
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| 158 |
EAG 2017 Boston: Moral cooperation (Stefan Schubert)
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35:40
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| 157 |
EAG 2017 Boston: Expanding the moral circle (Kelly Witwicki)
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23:42
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| 156 |
EAG 2017 Boston: Changing corporate and public policy—Lessons from farm-animal advocacy (Lewis Bollard)
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34:26
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| 155 |
EAG 2017 Boston: AI Assisted Data Analysis for Humanitarian Causes (Vikash Mansinghka)
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44:47
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| 154 |
EAG 2017 Boston: Can food technology and markets get us to animal liberation more quickly than educational campaigns? (Bruce Friedrich)
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42:30
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| 153 |
EAG 2017 Boston: The future of blockchain technology: Beyond digital currency to global coordination (Neha Narula)
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34:48
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| 152 |
EAG 2017 Boston: GiveWell research update (Chelsea Tabart)
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34:06
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| 151 |
EAG 2017 Boston: The moral value of information (Amanda Askell)
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28:46
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| 150 |
EAG 2017 Boston: Using Evidence to Inform Policy (Heidi McAnnally-Linz)
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38:47
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| 149 |
EAG 2017 Boston: Giving What We Can Update (Julia Wise)
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28:17
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| 148 |
EAG 2017 Boston: Are we facing a reproducibility crisis, and what can we do about it? (James Turitto)
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39:03
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| 147 |
EAG 2017 Boston: Is universal basic income a viable way to support humans in the face of technological change? (Alison Fahey)
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29:15
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| 146 |
EAG 2017 Boston: Impact v. Principle at the American Civil Liberties Union (Brigid Slipka)
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27:47
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| 145 |
EAG 2017 Boston: How can we best work together as a community (Ben Todd)
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25:54
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| 144 |
EAG 2017 Boston: What sets the exponent of neuroscience progress (Adam Marblestone)
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31:33
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| 143 |
EAG 2017 Boston: Harnessing the power of academia (Michelle Hutchinson)
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25:43
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| 142 |
Rationally Speaking: Thinking About Humanity’s Far Future (Owen Cotton-Barratt)
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49:36
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| 141 |
EAGx Australia: What matters most? (Eva Vivalt)
|
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9:18
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| 140 |
EA Global: Closing Session (Will MacAskill)
|
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40:51
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| 139 |
EA Global: Forecasting and Predictions (Owen Cotton-Barratt, Robin Hanson, Jason Matheny, and Julia Galef)
|
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57:34
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| 138 |
EA Global: Engineering Revolutions (Ed Boyden)
|
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32:38
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| 137 |
EA Global: Flow-Through Effects (Rob Wiblin)
|
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27:23
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| 136 |
EA Global: Should EAs Do Policy? (Seb Farquhar)
|
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34:11
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| 135 |
EA Global: From Behavioral Economics to Public Policy (Cass Sunstein)
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1:04:01
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| 134 |
EA Global: The Replication Crisis (Julia Galef, Stuart Buck, Brian Nosek, Ivan Oransky, and Stephanie Wykstra)
|
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1:01:03
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| 133 |
EA Global: Doing Philanthropy Better (Cari Tuna and William MacAskill)
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36:39
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| 132 |
EA Global: Q&A with Philip Tetlock
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22:28
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| 131 |
EA Global: The End of Poverty (Rajesh Mirchandani, Jeff Brown, Anne Healy, Svetha Janumpalli, Timothy Telleen-Lawton, and Peter Singer)
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1:05:01
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| 130 |
EA Global: Philanthropy and Technology (Jann Tallinn, Howie Lempel, Luke Nosek, Katrin Verclas, Garreth Spillane, and Erik Torenberg)
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1:13:53
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| 129 |
EA Global: Creating Effective Policies (Genya Dana, Tom Kalil, Rajesh Mirchandani, and Seb Farquhar)
|
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55:42
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| 128 |
EA Global: Data-Driven Movement Building (Sam Deere, Tara Mac Aulay, Alexandre Sevigny, Ken Strasma, Brett Thalmann, and Chris Wylie)
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55:19
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| 127 |
EA Global: Opportunities in Science and Technology Policy (Tom Kalil and Roxanne Heston)
|
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27:16
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| 126 |
EA Global: Rethinking Meat, and the End of Factory Farming (Claire Zabel, Lewis Bollard, Isha Datar, Bruce Friedrich, Tobias Leenaert, and Allison Smith)
|
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59:10
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| 125 |
EA Global: Avian Cognition and Animal Welfare (Irene Pepperberg)
|
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29:44
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| 124 |
EA Global: Engaging Developing-Country Governments (Vivian Bronsoler, Rachel Glennerster, and Gautam Patel)
|
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57:25
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| 123 |
EA Global: Basic Income—The GiveDirectly Experiment (Ian Bassin and Sam Deere)
|
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27:19
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| 122 |
EA Global: Beyond Malaria (Kevin Esvelt and Genya Dana)
|
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34:35
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| 121 |
EA Global: Government-Driven Science and Technology (Jason Matheny)
|
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28:02
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| 120 |
EA Global: How much evidence is enough? (Michael Kremer)
|
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32:56
|
| 119 |
EA Global: Aggregating Knowledge (Tara Mac Aulay, Julia Galef, Amanda Askell, Sarah Constantin, and Heidi McAnnally-Linz)
|
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54:05
|
| 118 |
EA Global: Opening Keynote (Toby Ord and Will MacAskill)
|
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55:44
|
| 117 |
EA Global Melbourne: Philosophy and Effective Altruism Panel (Hilary Greaves, Peter Singer, Justin Oakley, and David Pearce)
|
|
33:46
|
| 116 |
EA Global Melbourne: The Most Good You Should Do (Peter Singer)
|
|
38:18
|
| 115 |
EA Global Melbourne: Non-Human Animal Ethics (Peter Singer)
|
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20:51
|
| 114 |
EA Global Melbourne: Why & How We Should Prioritise (Niel Bowerman)
|
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29:33
|
| 113 |
EA Global Melbourne: Virtue Ethics & Effective Altruism (Justin Oakley)
|
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19:50
|
| 112 |
EA Global Melbourne: Astronomical Stakes (Neil Bowerman)
|
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34:12
|
| 111 |
EA Global Melbourne: Giving What We Can to Eradicate Global Poverty (Sam Deere)
|
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25:12
|
| 110 |
Giving What We Can: Giving and Happiness (Andreas Mogensen)
|
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28:47
|
| 109 |
Giving What We Can: The Ethics of Giving (Theron Pummer)
|
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53:10
|
| 108 |
Predicting AI—Or Failing To: (Stuart Armstrong)
|
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31:24
|
| 107 |
Applications of Population Principles (David Donaldson)
|
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25:07
|
| 106 |
Anticipating 2025 (David Wood)
|
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1:36:59
|
| 105 |
EA Global Melbourne: The Future of Effective Altruism (Kerry Vaughan)
|
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16:12
|
| 104 |
EAGx Australia: What matters most? (Panel discussion)
|
|
44:25
|
| 103 |
EAGx Australia: What matters most? (Kirsten Armstrong)
|
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12:09
|
| 102 |
EAGx Australia: What matters most? (Rob Wiblin)
|
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23:19
|
| 101 |
EAGx Australia: What matters most? (Peter Singer)
|
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14:08
|
| 100 |
80,000 Hours: Who should found a start-up? (Matt Clifford)
|
|
43:57
|
| 99 |
80,000 Hours: Tech Entrepreneurship (Ben West)
|
|
47:35
|
| 98 |
Harvard EA: Superintelligence (Nick Bostrom)
|
|
55:09
|
| 97 |
Harvard EA: Emotion, Reason, and Altruism (Josh Greene)
|
|
55:20
|
| 96 |
Harvard EA: The Future of Life with AI (Max Tegmark)
|
|
1:20:01
|
| 95 |
Harvard EA: On Givewell’s Development (Elie Hassenfeld)
|
|
1:11:02
|
| 94 |
Harvard EA: States and Rights (Daron Acemoglu)
|
|
1:11:43
|
| 93 |
EA Global Melbourne: Effective Policy Change (Sam Deere)
|
|
12:13
|
| 92 |
EA Global Melbourne: Why and How We Should Prioritize
|
|
29:33
|
| 91 |
EA Global Melbourne: Christianity and Effective Altruism (Leon Di Stefano)
|
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12:14
|
| 90 |
EA Global Melbourne: Effective Career Choice (Jess Whittlestone)
|
|
28:55
|
| 89 |
EA Global Melbourne: Repugnant Interventions (Hilary Graves)
|
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22:27
|
| 88 |
EA Global Melbourne: Let’s Deworm the World (Grace Hollister)
|
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30:01
|
| 87 |
EA Global Melbourne: Abolitionist Bioethics (David Pearce)
|
|
18:43
|
| 86 |
EA Global Melbourne: The Most Good You Can Do Online (Chris Rodley)
|
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22:35
|
| 85 |
EA Global Melbourne: Animal-Charity Evaluation (Alexis Carlier)
|
|
17:22
|
| 84 |
EA Global: Running a Chapter
|
|
21:16
|
| 83 |
EA Global: Rationality (Matt Falshaw)
|
|
22:46
|
| 82 |
EA Global: Rationality (Ben Hoffman)
|
|
11:22
|
| 81 |
EA Global: Rationality (Anna Salamon)
|
|
17:52
|
| 80 |
EA Global: Prioritization Research (Nick Beckstead)
|
|
20:40
|
| 79 |
EA Global: Why Policy Change? (Rajesh Mirchandani)
|
|
18:44
|
| 78 |
EA Global: Policy Change (Matthew Gentzel)
|
|
19:42
|
| 77 |
EA Global: Policy Change (Howie Lempel)
|
|
19:06
|
| 76 |
EA Global: The Open Philanthropy Project (Holden Karnofsky)
|
|
24:35
|
| 75 |
EA Global: Nature of Altruism (Robin Hanson)
|
|
20:28
|
| 74 |
EA Global: The Nature of Altruism (Joshua Greene)
|
|
23:29
|
| 73 |
EA Global: Against Movement Growth (Rob Wiblin)
|
|
17:35
|
| 72 |
EA Global: Movement Development (Kerry Vaughn)
|
|
17:07
|
| 71 |
EA Global: Media and EA
|
|
38:06
|
| 70 |
EA Global: Introduction to Effective Altruism (Will MacAskill)
|
|
31:19
|
| 69 |
EA Global: Scalable Effective Altruism (Michael Faye)
|
|
17:38
|
| 68 |
EA Global: Why Global Poverty? (Jeff Kaufman)
|
|
13:24
|
| 67 |
EA Global: Everything You Know About Poverty Is Wrong (Eva Vivalt)
|
|
20:00
|
| 66 |
EA Global: Funding Models
|
|
54:54
|
| 65 |
EA Global: EA Organization Updates, Part II
|
|
42:36
|
| 64 |
EA Global: EA Organization Updates, Part I
|
|
47:17
|
| 63 |
EA Global: EA Entrepreneurship (Spencer Greenberg)
|
|
14:51
|
| 62 |
EA Global: EA Entrepreneurship (Lib Boeree)
|
|
18:43
|
| 61 |
EA Global: EA Entrepreneurship (Jeffrey Brown)
|
|
16:33
|
| 60 |
EA Global: Recruitment and Retention on Hard Mode (Kate Donovan)
|
|
22:02
|
| 59 |
EA Global: The Importance of Being Nice (Amanda MacAskill)
|
|
20:35
|
| 58 |
EA Global: Community Talks
|
|
59:07
|
| 57 |
EA Global: Communicating Complex Concepts (Julia Galef, Rob Reich, Tim Urban & Eliezer Yudkowsky)
|
|
28:00
|
| 56 |
EA Global: New Harvest (Uma Valeti)
|
|
17:40
|
| 55 |
EA Global: Enhancing Biodiversity through Genetic Rescue (Ryan Phelan)
|
|
15:42
|
| 54 |
EA Global: Astronomical Stakes (Nick Bostrom)
|
|
26:31
|
| 53 |
EA Global: Corporate Animal Advocacy (Nick Cooney)
|
|
14:36
|
| 52 |
EA Global: Animal Advocacy and Systemic Change (Jeff Sebo)
|
|
22:53
|
| 51 |
EA Global: Introduction to Animal Advocacy (Jacy Anthis)
|
|
18:37
|
| 50 |
The Practical Importance of Population Ethics (Theron Pummer)
|
|
26:37
|
| 49 |
Total Surveillance: Everybody Watching Everybody Else
|
|
30:25
|
| 48 |
Should We (Not) Create Strong AI? (Stuart Armstrong)
|
|
15:22
|
| 47 |
Predicting Artificial Intelligence (Stuart Armstrong)
|
|
37:21
|
| 46 |
The Future of Cognitive Enhancers (Anders Sandberg)
|
|
45:13
|
| 45 |
Existential Risk: The 21st Century’s Greatest Challenge (Seán Ó hÉigeartaigh)
|
|
13:27
|
| 44 |
Existential Risk: Surviving the 21st Century (Lord Martin Rees, Jaan Tallinn & Skype Huw Price)
|
|
1:27:32
|
| 43 |
EA Global: The State of the EA Union (Will MacAskill)
|
|
15:56
|
| 42 |
Anthropic Decision Theory (Stuart Armstrong)
|
|
28:55
|
| 41 |
A Little Talk About the Future (Stuart Armstrong)
|
|
56:12
|
| 40 |
Strategies to Challenge Speciesism (Oscar Horta)
|
|
56:29
|
| 39 |
Abolitionism, Reformism and Effective Animal Activism (Adriano Mannino)
|
|
40:25
|
| 38 |
Would differing moral values converge on reflection? (Brian Tomasik, David Pearce, Micha Eichmann & David Althaus)
|
|
22:36
|
| 37 |
Will Space Colonization Increase Suffering? (Brian Tomasik, David Pearce, Micha Eichmann & David Althaus)
|
|
16:47
|
| 36 |
Superintelligence (Kaspar Etter & Adrian Hutter)
|
|
52:05
|
| 35 |
Abolishing Suffering (David Pearce)
|
|
1:20:43
|
| 34 |
Convergence Between Utilitarianism and Deontology (Brian Tomasik, David Pearce, Micha Eichmann & David Althaus)
|
|
15:49
|
| 33 |
Raising for Effective Giving Launch Dinner (Adriano Mannino)
|
|
28:34
|
| 32 |
Cause Robustness for Reducing Suffering (Brian Tomasik)
|
|
51:59
|
| 31 |
The Reality Check – Darren McKee: Effective Donating Revisited
|
|
22:05
|
| 30 |
The Reality Check – Darren McKee: Effective Altruism
|
|
22:14
|
| 29 |
The Reality Check – Darren McKee: Moral Thought Experiments
|
|
23:12
|
| 28 |
The Reality Check – Darren McKee: Smarter Donating
|
|
20:33
|
| 27 |
Brian Tomasik: Risks of Astronomical Future Suffering
|
|
23:24
|
| 26 |
Brian Tomasik: Do Video-Game Characters Matter Morally?
|
|
1:10:49
|
| 25 |
Brian Tomasik: The Importance of Wild-Animal Suffering
|
|
44:13
|
| 24 |
Brian Tomasik: Differential Intellectual Progress as a Positive-Sum Project
|
|
21:09
|
| 23 |
Brian Tomasik: Thoughts on Robots, AI, and the Intelligence Explosion
|
|
57:43
|
| 22 |
Good Done Right – Nick Bostrom: Crucial Considerations and Wise Philanthropy
|
|
49:01
|
| 21 |
Good Done Right – Nick Beckstead: How Can a Long-Run Perspective Help with Strategic Cause Selection?
|
|
50:28
|
| 20 |
Good Done Right – Owen Cotton-Barratt: Prioritising Under Uncertainty
|
|
1:00:46
|
| 19 |
Good Done Right – Norman Daniels: Cost-effectiveness Analysis and Prioritization
|
|
55:14
|
| 18 |
Good Done Right – Jeremy Lauer: Priority Setting in the Health Sector using Cost-Effectiveness – The WHO-CHOICE Approach
|
|
50:12
|
| 17 |
Good Done Right – Toby Ord: Moral Trade
|
|
54:27
|
| 16 |
Good Done Right – Michelle Hutchinson: “Too Young to Die?” – How valuable is it to extend lives of different ages?
|
|
53:47
|
| 15 |
Good Done Right – Rachel Glennerster: Using Cost-Effectiveness vs Cost-Benefit Analysis in Decision-Making
|
|
57:44
|
| 14 |
Good Done Right – Elizabeth Ashford: The Allowing of Severe Poverty as the Discarding of Persons’ Lives
|
|
50:04
|
| 13 |
Good Done Right – Will Crouch: Effective Altruism – The Very Idea
|
|
55:22
|
| 12 |
Zell Kravinsky: How To Give Away $45 Million
|
|
1:12:53
|
| 11 |
Toby Ord: Taking Charity Seriously
|
|
1:03:04
|
| 10 |
Thomas Pogge: Effective Altruism or Mobilization for Institutional Reform?
|
|
1:24:25
|
| 9 |
Greg Lewis: The Ethical Impact of Medical Professionals
|
|
38:38
|
| 8 |
Alan Fenwick: The Schistosomaiasis Control Initiative’s Progress
|
|
1:14:53
|
| 7 |
Piers Le Marchant: Interview
|
|
7:52
|
| 6 |
Piers Le Marchant: How To Raise Hundreds of Millions of Pounds for Charity
|
|
1:02:12
|
| 5 |
Aubrey de Grey: The Cost-Effectiveness of Anti-Aging Research
|
|
1:18:43
|
| 4 |
EA Summit 2013 – Peter Thiel: Keynote Address
|
|
55:11
|
| 3 |
EA Summit 2013 – Jaan Tallinn: Keynote Address
|
|
1:03:54
|
| 2 |
EA Summit 2013 – Peter Singer: Keynote Address
|
|
1:16:10
|
| 1 |
EA Summit 2013 – Holden Karnofsky: Keynote Address
|
|
1:56:44
|