Yeah, lists exist for all the people working on space governance from a longtermist perspective, and they tend to list about 10-15 people. I’m like 90% sure I know of everyone working on longtermist space governance, and I’d estimate that there are the equivalent of ~3 people working full time on this. There’s not as much undercover work required for space governance, but I don’t like to share lists of names publicly without permission.
At the moment, the main hub for space governance is Forethought and most people contact Fin Moorhouse to learn more about space governance as he’s the author of the 80K problem profile on space governance and has been publishing work with Forethought on or related to space governance. From there, people tend to get a lay of the land, introductions are made, and newcomers will get a good idea of what people are working on and where they might be able to contribute.
Yeah, lists exist for all the people working on space governance from a longtermist perspective, and they tend to list about 10-15 people. I’m like 90% sure I know of everyone working on longtermist space governance, and I’d estimate that there are the equivalent of ~3 people working full time on this. There’s not as much undercover work required for space governance, but I don’t like to share lists of names publicly without permission.
At the moment, the main hub for space governance is Forethought and most people contact Fin Moorhouse to learn more about space governance as he’s the author of the 80K problem profile on space governance and has been publishing work with Forethought on or related to space governance. From there, people tend to get a lay of the land, introductions are made, and newcomers will get a good idea of what people are working on and where they might be able to contribute.