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A nonprofit that builds infrastructure for the rationality and AI safety communities, running LessWrong, the AI Alignment Forum, and the Lighthaven campus in Berkeley, CA.
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A research nonprofit focused on how to navigate the transition to a world with superintelligent AI systems, tackling neglected questions in AI macrostrategy.
AI Digest creates interactive explainers and demos to help policymakers and the public understand AI capabilities and their effects, operated as a project of Sage Future, a US 501(c)(3) charity.
METR is a research nonprofit that develops scientific methods to evaluate whether frontier AI systems could pose catastrophic risks to society, working with leading AI labs on pre-deployment safety assessments.
A nonprofit research organization that develops detailed scenario forecasts of advanced AI trajectories to inform policymakers, researchers, and the public.
Apollo Research is an AI safety organization that develops evaluations and tools to detect and mitigate deceptive alignment (scheming) in frontier AI systems.
ControlAI is a nonprofit advocacy organization working to keep humanity in control of advanced AI by pushing governments to prohibit the development of artificial superintelligence.
PauseAI is a global grassroots movement advocating for an immediate pause on the development of frontier AI systems until their safety can be demonstrated and they can be kept under democratic control.
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An African-led research program dedicated to building talent, generating impactful research, and shaping policy to advance AI safety, based in Nairobi, Kenya.
+2UK government research organization that tests frontier AI systems, advances AI safety science, and informs policymakers about the risks and capabilities of advanced AI.
80,000 Hours is a nonprofit that provides free research, career advice, and a job board to help people find careers that effectively tackle the world's most pressing problems, with a current focus on AI safety.
Transluce is an independent nonprofit AI research lab that builds open, scalable technology for understanding AI systems and steering them in the public interest.
MATS (ML Alignment & Theory Scholars) is the largest AI safety research fellowship and talent pipeline, running intensive 12-week research programs that pair fellows with leading AI alignment mentors in Berkeley and London.
An expert-managed grantmaking fund within EA Funds that distributes millions annually to reduce global catastrophic risks, with a primary focus on AI safety research, biosecurity, and other existential risk mitigation work.
A community blog and forum devoted to refining the art of human rationality, with major focus areas including AI alignment, cognitive biases, decision-making, and effective altruism.
Nonprofit investigating cyber offensive AI capabilities and the controllability of frontier AI models to help humanity avoid permanent disempowerment by strategic AI agents.
SFF distributed $141M since 2019 (primarily from Jaan Tallinn's ~$900M fortune), with the 2025 round totaling $34.33M (86% to AI safety). Uses unique S-process mechanism where 6-12 recommenders express utility functions and an algorithm allocates grants favoring projects with enthusiastic champions, though the mechanism can produce volatile grant distributions year-to-year.
FAR.AI is an AI safety research nonprofit that conducts technical research on robustness, alignment, and model evaluation, while building the AI safety field through workshops, fellowships, and grantmaking.
A nonprofit organization based in the US and Europe that works to align AI through better governance, developing and advocating for AI governance mechanisms ranging from laws and regulations to voluntary frameworks.
A nonpartisan think tank that produces policy research on the implications of advanced AI systems, covering frontier security, compute governance, and international AI strategy to equip policymakers for high-magnitude AI risks.
A German nonprofit that cultivates the next generation of European AI policy leaders through its flagship Talos Fellowship, combining training, a Brussels policymaking summit, and paid placements at leading think tanks and policy organizations.
A non-profit initiative that runs an online, part-time research program connecting early-career researchers with experienced AI safety mentors to collaborate on concrete projects aimed at reducing existential risk from AI.
A nonprofit research organization founded in 1986 that advances frontier science and technology for the benefit of life, with focus areas spanning secure AI, nanotechnology, longevity biotechnology, neurotechnology, and existential hope.
A non-profit AI safety field-builder that surfaces experienced professionals and supports their transition into critical roles at leading AI safety organizations.
CeSIA (Centre pour la Sécurité de l'IA), the French Center for AI Safety, is a Paris-based non-profit working to prevent catastrophic risks from frontier AI through policy advocacy, international coalition-building, and public engagement in France, Europe and globally.
A nonprofit that uses legal advocacy, including amicus briefs, impact litigation, and policy engagement, to mitigate catastrophic risks from advanced AI systems and biotechnology.
A global nonprofit incubator that helps founders launch and scale AI safety, security, and resilience organizations by providing mentorship, co-founder matching, and access to seed funding networks.
A nonprofit grantmaking fund that supports technical AI safety research, AI governance policy, and training programs for new AI safety researchers to reduce catastrophic risks from advanced AI.
A non-profit AI alignment research organization focused on agent foundations, pursuing formal goal alignment approaches that would scale to superintelligence.
Carnegie Mellon University is a leading private research university in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, widely regarded as one of the world's top institutions for AI and computer science research. It hosts multiple AI safety and governance programs spanning technical research, policy, and applied AI security.
An industry-supported non-profit consortium of leading AI companies dedicated to advancing frontier AI safety and security through best practices, research funding, and information sharing.
The AI Underwriting Company: certifies and insures AI agents via technical standards, audits, and insurance.
AI-safety ethics project (Dan Hendrycks / William MacAskill) proposing an identity-based framework for a human-AI future.
Consortium of independent AI-evaluation organizations developing shared standards (AEF-1) for third-party AI evals.
Collaboration of researchers running open-world, real-world evaluations of frontier AI capabilities.
Independent AI-policy nonprofit building Independent Verification Organizations (IVOs) for AI governance.
A global working group that seeks out and incubates high-impact strategies to improve institutional decision-making, with a primary focus on AI governance and existential risk reduction.
CEEALAR (formerly the EA Hotel) is a residential fellowship in Blackpool, UK that provides free or subsidized accommodation, meals, and stipends to individuals working on effective altruism projects, with a focus on AI safety research.
A nonprofit supporting journalism that helps society navigate the emergence of increasingly advanced AI, through fellowships, grants, and its own publication Transformer.
A nonprofit that develops and advocates for pragmatic policies to reduce the risk of severe harm from advanced AI, promoting transparency, accountability, and safe development through state and federal legislation.
An independent legal research think tank, now operating as the Institute for Law & AI, that conducts foundational research and advises governments on the legal and governance challenges posed by artificial intelligence.
A nonprofit that runs immersive workshops teaching rationality techniques drawn from cognitive science, behavioral economics, and decision theory, with a focus on improving thinking for people working on high-impact problems including AI safety.
Mox is San Francisco's largest AI safety coworking and community space, providing workspace, events, and fellowships for researchers and organizations working on high-impact problems.
Epoch AI is a nonprofit research institute that tracks and forecasts the trajectory of artificial intelligence by analyzing trends in compute, data, algorithmic efficiency, and capabilities. It produces leading databases and quantitative models to help policymakers, researchers, and funders understand the pace and impact of AI progress.
Siliconversations is a YouTube channel that creates animated videos explaining AI safety risks and existential risk from advanced AI to general audiences. It is run by a former quantum scientist who became a full-time content creator.
Non-Trivial runs free online research fellowships for talented young people ages 14-20 to develop impactful projects on the world's most pressing problems. The program offers mentorship, scholarships up to $10,000, and a global peer community.
Luthien is a Seattle-based nonprofit building production-ready AI control infrastructure that assumes AI models may act adversarially and prevents misaligned systems from achieving harmful goals.
Partnership on AI is a global multi-stakeholder nonprofit that brings together industry, civil society, and academia to address the social implications of AI and promote responsible development and deployment.
An online forecasting platform and aggregation engine that harnesses collective intelligence to produce calibrated predictions on questions of global importance, including AI timelines, biosecurity, nuclear risk, and climate change.
