An AMA from someone who works at a really big foundation that leans EA but isn’t quite “EA-aligned” in the same way as Open Philanthropy (e.g. Gates, Rockefeller, Chan/Zuckerberg, Skoll).
I’m interested to hear how those organizations compare different causes, distribute resources between areas/divisions, evaluate the impact of their grantmaking, etc.
Similarly, an AMA from someone working at an EA org who otherwise isn’t personally very engaged with EA. Maybe they really disagree with EA, or more likely, they’re new to EA ideas and haven’t identified with EA in the past.
They’ll be deeply engaged on the substantive issues but will bring different identities and biases, maybe offering important new perspectives.
An AMA from someone who works at a really big foundation that leans EA but isn’t quite “EA-aligned” in the same way as Open Philanthropy (e.g. Gates, Rockefeller, Chan/Zuckerberg, Skoll).
I’m interested to hear how those organizations compare different causes, distribute resources between areas/divisions, evaluate the impact of their grantmaking, etc.
Similarly, an AMA from someone working at an EA org who otherwise isn’t personally very engaged with EA. Maybe they really disagree with EA, or more likely, they’re new to EA ideas and haven’t identified with EA in the past.
They’ll be deeply engaged on the substantive issues but will bring different identities and biases, maybe offering important new perspectives.