Center on Long-Term Risk researches harmful AI behaviors and cooperation failures, funds research, and trains researchers to reduce risks of extreme suffering.
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A funded affiliation supports independent researchers pursuing ways to reduce extreme suffering, with research discussions, coaching, and optional Oxford workspace.
An online course introduces bargaining interventions that can reduce AI conflict, with readings, exercises, and research practice; applications are currently closed.
An advanced online seminar series explores priority areas in suffering-risk reduction for participants with foundational knowledge; applications are currently closed.
An annual paid fellowship pairs researchers with mentors for two months of work on reducing long-term suffering; applications are currently closed.
A grantmaking program funds individuals and organizations working to reduce risks of extreme suffering, including research and career-development projects.
An online reading course introduces risks of extreme suffering from advanced AI and approaches to reducing them; applications are currently closed.
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“The CLR fellowship was a great place to develop novel ideas for research on model personas.”
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