This might not fit the idea of a prioritization question, but it seems like there are a lot of “sure bets” in global development, where you can feel highly confident an intervention will be useful, and not that many in AI-related causes (high chance it either ends up doing nothing or being harmful), with animal welfare somewhere in between. It would be interesting to find projects in global development that look good for risk-tolerant donors, and ones in AI (and maybe animal welfare or other “longtermist” causes) that look good for less risk-tolerant donors.
A lot of what @Open Philanthropy do in GHD is pretty high risk stuff. Risk tolerant GHD donors could do worse than look at what they are funding and maybe get on the bandwagon.
This might not fit the idea of a prioritization question, but it seems like there are a lot of “sure bets” in global development, where you can feel highly confident an intervention will be useful, and not that many in AI-related causes (high chance it either ends up doing nothing or being harmful), with animal welfare somewhere in between. It would be interesting to find projects in global development that look good for risk-tolerant donors, and ones in AI (and maybe animal welfare or other “longtermist” causes) that look good for less risk-tolerant donors.
A lot of what @Open Philanthropy do in GHD is pretty high risk stuff. Risk tolerant GHD donors could do worse than look at what they are funding and maybe get on the bandwagon.