My foremost priority is a world without severe suffering.
Currently, I’m a researcher and administrator at Invincible Wellbeing. Before that, I did earning-to-give as a software engineer at the Wellcome Sanger Institute, Spark Wave, and other organisations.
Feel free to book an (informal) call w/ me if you would like to discuss suffering abolition or effective altruism more broadly: https://calendly.com/nil-ea/call-with-nil.
Views are my own.
Also, If there’s sentient life on reachable planets or a chance of it emerging in the future, some NUs might also argue that the chance of human descendants ending/preventing suffering on such planets might be worth the risk of spreading suffering. (Cf. David Pearce’s “cosmic rescue mission”.)
I’d recommend Reflections on Intelligence (the revised edition) by Magnus Vinding. It’s a short e-book/long essay which is rather critical about the notion of “superintelligent” AI specifically.
Hi Cassidy! Organisation for the Prevention of Intense Suffering may still be looking for volunteers, as far as I know. If this sounds interesting to you, consider contacting them. All the best!