I am a lawyer and policy researcher interested in improving the governance of artificial intelligence using the principles of Effective Altruism. In May 2019, I received a J.D. cum laude from Harvard Law School. I currently work as a Research Scientist in Governance at OpenAI.
I am also a Research Affiliate with the Centre for the Governance of AI at the Future of Humanity Institute; Founding Advisor and Research Affiliate at the Legal Priorities Project; and a VP at the O’Keefe Family Foundation.
My research focuses on the law, policy, and governance of advanced artificial intelligence.
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(Just flagging that this is very related to the discussion in the first part of Reasons and Persons, and for the reasons presented therein I don’t think it’s a decisive argument against consequentialism as criterion of rightness.)