According to Open Philanthropyās grants database on 17 February 2024, accounting for the focus areas of āBiosecurity & Pandemic Preparednessā, āForecastingā, āGlobal Catastrophic Risksā, āGlobal Catastrophic Risks Capacity Buildingā, and āPotential Risks from Advanced AIā.
[Question] Should Open Philanthropy build detailed quantitative models which estimate global catastrophic risk?
Open Philanthropy has spent 828 M 2022-$ in its grantmaking portfolio of global catastrophic risks[1] (GCRs). However, it has not yet published any detailed quantitative models which estimate GCRs (relatedly), which I believe would be important to inform both efforts to mitigate them and cause prioritisation. I am thinking about models like Tom Davidsonās, which estimates AI takeoff speeds, but outputting the probability of a given annual loss of population or drop in real gross domestic product.
According to Open Philanthropyās grants database on 17 February 2024, accounting for the focus areas of āBiosecurity & Pandemic Preparednessā, āForecastingā, āGlobal Catastrophic Risksā, āGlobal Catastrophic Risks Capacity Buildingā, and āPotential Risks from Advanced AIā.