Hello!
Here's what we're excited about this week:
We've uploaded hundreds of classic articles into the Forum's archives, and we're trying to find ways to share them. Hence, our first "classic repost": Holden Karnofsky's Hits-Based Giving. We'll aim to share these at least weekly.
If you learned about EA in the last few years, many of these posts will be new to you — and they still have a lot of ideas worth hearing. We hope you enjoy!
Best,
The EA Forum Team
We recommend:
- Lessons on running student EA groups in Stanford (Kuhan Jeyapragasan) and Manila (Kirsten Angeles)
- Examples of Successful Selective Disclosure in the Life Sciences (Tessa Alexanian)
- More EAs should consider "non-EA" jobs (Sarah H)
- Improving Institutional Decision-Making: A Framework (Ian David Moss)
- Are we "trending toward" transformative AI? How would we know? (Holden Karnofsky)
- Mental health resources tailored for EAs (Miranda Zhang)
Questions seeking answers:
- What are the EA movement's most notable accomplishments? (Aaron Gertler)
- 80,000 Hours' podcast on mental health was its most popular ever. What should their guest talk about in his follow-up episode? (Keiran Harris)
We don't have room for every good post. See the All Posts page for more!
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