Separately, you mentioned OpenPhil’s policy of (non-) disclosure as an example to emulate. I strongly disagree with this, for two reasons.
This sounds a bit weird to me, given that the above is erring quite far in the direction of disclosure.
The specific dimension of the OpenPhil policy that I think has strong arguments going for it is to be hesitant with recusals. I really want to continue to be very open with our Conflict of Interest, and wouldn’t currently advocate for emulating Open Phil’s policy on the disclosure dimension.
This sounds a bit weird to me, given that the above is erring quite far in the direction of disclosure.
The specific dimension of the OpenPhil policy that I think has strong arguments going for it is to be hesitant with recusals. I really want to continue to be very open with our Conflict of Interest, and wouldn’t currently advocate for emulating Open Phil’s policy on the disclosure dimension.