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Three of the most exciting projects to come out of EA in recent years are, in a vague sense, CEA spinouts:
* Kairos is directly a spinout of CEA and now handles most support for university AI safety groups. Basically everyone I've found who knows them is really excited about what they do
* NEST is an opinionated ideas-fi...
This post presents the executive summary from Giving What We Can’s impact evaluation for 2025. At the end of this post we share links to more information, including the full report and...
Hello! I have read that sometimes infrastructure is built but goes unused because it's easier to raise money to build than it is to raise money to maintain. If this is a real problem, I thought maybe it would make sense to offer micro-endowments, the idea being that solving a problem in perpetuity would raise the emotional stakes back to being on par with new construction.
My main questions are: 1) Is this a real problem? and 2) Do you know of any case where maintenance costs are low enough that a micro-endoment would be on par with initial cost (maybe a yearly maintenance cost of 1/25th of installation cost)?
Thank you for any and all feedback!