To address the object-level question: no, that’s not MIRI’s full public output for the year (but our public output for the year was quite small; more on that below). The links on the media page and research page are things that we put in the spotlight. We know the current website isn’t great for seeing all of our output, and we have plans to fix this. In the meantime, you can check out our newsletters, TGT’s new website, and a forthcoming post with more details about the media stuff we’ve done recently.
To address the pertinent meta-level thing, there are a few reasons why our public output was low for the year:
A lot of MIRI’s energy this year has gone into “revving up,” including hiring new staff, spinning up those new teams, and moving into a larger office space.
The comms team has primarily been working on “rock content” projects that will be announced later.
As you mentioned, some of our work is not in the form of public output, such as engaging with policymakers.
Hi, I’m part of the communications team at MIRI.
To address the object-level question: no, that’s not MIRI’s full public output for the year (but our public output for the year was quite small; more on that below). The links on the media page and research page are things that we put in the spotlight. We know the current website isn’t great for seeing all of our output, and we have plans to fix this. In the meantime, you can check out our newsletters, TGT’s new website, and a forthcoming post with more details about the media stuff we’ve done recently.
To address the pertinent meta-level thing, there are a few reasons why our public output was low for the year:
A lot of MIRI’s energy this year has gone into “revving up,” including hiring new staff, spinning up those new teams, and moving into a larger office space.
The comms team has primarily been working on “rock content” projects that will be announced later.
As you mentioned, some of our work is not in the form of public output, such as engaging with policymakers.