Stanford Existential Risks Initiative
Funding
As of June 2022, SERI has received $125,000 in funding from the Survival and Flourishing Fund.[4] Funding for some of SERI's programs is provided by Open Philanthropy.[4]5]
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Stanford Existential Risks Initiative (2021) Our mission, Stanford Existential Risks Initiative.
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Veit, Cooper (2020) Stanford Existential Risk Initiative tackles global threats, The Stanford Daily, May 20.
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Luby, Stephen & Paul Edwards (2020) Preventing human extinction, Course syllabus, Stanford University.
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Survival and Flourishing Fund (2019) SFF-2020-H2 S-process recommendations announcement, Survival and Flourishing Fund.
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Zabel, Claire (2019) Stanford University — Global catastrophic risk education, Open Philanthropy, December.
Stanford Existential Risks Initiative (SERI) is a collaboration between faculty and students of Stanford University dedicated to mitigating global catastrophic risks (Stanford Existential Risks Initiative 2020).[1] It was launched on 15 May 2020 (Veit 2020).2020.[2]
SERI runs an undergraduate summer research program, various speaker events and discussions, and a class by Professors Stephen Luby and Paul Edwards on "preventing human extinction" (Luby & Edwards 2020).[3] Funding for some of SERI's programs is provided by Open Philanthropy (Zabel 2019).
Bibliography
Luby, Stephen & Paul Edwards (2020) Preventing human extinction[4], Course syllabus, Stanford University.
Stanford Existential Risks Initiative (2021) Our mission, Stanford Existential Risks Initiative.
Veit, Cooper (2020) Stanford Existential Risk Initiative tackles global threats, The Stanford Daily, May 20.
Zabel, Claire (2019) Stanford University — Global catastrophic risk education, Open Philanthropy, December.
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Stanford Existential Risks Initiative (2021) Our mission, Stanford Existential Risks Initiative.
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Veit, Cooper (2020) Stanford Existential Risk Initiative tackles global threats, The Stanford Daily, May 20.
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Luby, Stephen & Paul Edwards (2020) Preventing human extinction, Course syllabus, Stanford University.
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Zabel, Claire (2019) Stanford University — Global catastrophic risk education, Open Philanthropy, December.
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As of June 2022, SERI has received
$125,000over $1.5 million in funding from Open Philanthropy,[4] and $125,000 from the Survival and FlourishingFund.Fund,[4]5]Funding for some of SERI's programs is provided byand $60,000 fromOpen PhilanthropyEffective Altruism Funds.[5]6]Stanford Existential Risks Initiative (2021) Our mission, Stanford Existential Risks Initiative.
Veit, Cooper (2020) Stanford Existential Risk Initiative tackles global threats, The Stanford Daily, May 20.
Luby, Stephen & Paul Edwards (2020) Preventing human extinction, Course syllabus, Stanford University.
Open Philanthropy (2022) Grants database: Stanford Existential Risks Initiative, Open Philanthropy.
Survival and Flourishing Fund (2019) SFF-2020-H2 S-process recommendations announcement, Survival and Flourishing Fund.
Zabel, Claire (2019)Long-Term Future Fund (2021)Stanford University — Global catastrophic risk educationMay 2021: Long-Term Future Fund grants,Open PhilanthropyEffective Altruism Funds,December.May.