I think OP has funded almost everyone I have listed here in 2022 (directly or indirectly), so I don’t really think that is evidence of anything (though it is a bit more evidence for ARC because it means the COI is overcomable).
Hm, this timing suggests the change could be a consequence of Karnofsky stepping away from the organization.
Which makes sense, now that I think about it. He’s by far the most politically strategic leader Open Philanthropy has had, so with him gone, it’s not shocking they might revert towards standard risk-averse optionality-maxxing foundation behavior.
As context, note that OP funded ARC in March 2022.
I think OP has funded almost everyone I have listed here in 2022 (directly or indirectly), so I don’t really think that is evidence of anything (though it is a bit more evidence for ARC because it means the COI is overcomable).
Hm, this timing suggests the change could be a consequence of Karnofsky stepping away from the organization.
Which makes sense, now that I think about it. He’s by far the most politically strategic leader Open Philanthropy has had, so with him gone, it’s not shocking they might revert towards standard risk-averse optionality-maxxing foundation behavior.