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Our newsletters are long! To make them easier to skim, here's what you'll find below: - Intro from Alex
- Annual Community & Strategic Survey
- Announcements
- NYC Community Highlights
- Upcoming Events
- EA-Related Jobs in NYC
- Updates & Opportunities Around the Community
- Community & Global News
- Evergreen Resources
- Monthly Reading Group
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Hi there,I’m Alex, and I’m excited to be supporting the EA NYC community as a community coordinator! I‘m grateful to have learned from and gotten to know parts of our community over the past four years, and I’m happy to assist as we grow. Feel free to connect any time! I got into Effective Altruism through a desire to help others as much as possible, and I love hearing different thoughts on the best ways to do that. While I’ve changed my priorities a few times, I’ve focused much of my energy on climate change, existential risks, and factory farming.Otherwise, I’m told I’m generally “friendly and welcoming” 🤷 I enjoy various combinations of learning random things, playing gentle sports, appreciating nature, and practicing bass guitar. Looking forward to seeing you around soon! (By the way, come to the picnic this weekend and say hi 🙂)
~Alex, EA NYC Community Coordinator
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Annual Community & Strategic Survey:
Incentive: Guide our programming AND vote on EA NYC merch! |
EA NYC wants to hear from you! The 2022 EA NYC Community and Strategic Survey is now live. Length: 5 minutes, with an optional longer survey Deadline: Friday, September 23 Anonymity: Responses are anonymous unless you choose otherwise Purpose: We use this survey to better understand the impact of our work and opportunities to better serve the community going forward The bonus: At the end of the survey, you'll have a chance to vote on what types of EA NYC merch you'd like to see, from beanies to water bottles Please consider taking some time to help us improve our efforts to help you improve the world! Thank you for participating! |
EA NYC is Hiring!EA NYC is hiring for a new role that will be pivotal within our growing team: Head of Community. For this role, we are looking for candidates with in-depth EA knowledge and managerial experience to oversee a team of four. Applications are due by 11:59 p.m. EST on Sunday, October 9. For any questions, reach out to our team. And when in doubt, please apply! Website Glow-upThe EA NYC website had a makeover! We have a new homepage and several new resource pages! We welcome your feedback. SubgroupsWe have two new pages on our website specific to subcommunities: one for cause area groups and one for professions. Subgroups are a great way to connect with others who share your interests and approach them through an EA lens. Advertised in our last newsletter, the new AI subgroup had its first meeting last week and the legal subgroup will meet the first week of October. There's still time to join, just fill out the survey. We're also re-introducing the “Helping Professions” subgroup, ideal for teachers, therapists, social workers, healthcare workers, etc. Meet up for a meal, talk about your day jobs (or not!), and provide some mutual moral support. If you’re interested, fill out this survey. And we’re gauging interest in a professors subgroup! With over 100 collegiate institutions in NYC (and more in neighboring states), we have many professors of various fields in the EA NYC community. Pending interest, we may launch a professional subgroup! Have subgroup questions or ideas? Contact Alex!What We Owe The Future LaunchWilliam MacAskill’s new book on longtermism, What We Owe The Future, is out now! Get your copy and join our reading discussion group on September 19th. Find more info in the event description below! And find summaries and reviews here on the EA Forum. Relatedly, EA is making headlines as William MacAskill is interviewed and featured in the New Yorker’s The Reluctant Prophet of Effective Altruism and in Time Magazine‘s Want to Do Good? This Movement Might Have the Answer. And in broader coverage, Vox discusses EA’s overall trajectory and history in How Effective Altruism Went from a Niche Movement to a Billion-Dollar Force. Event Space RecommendationsAs part of our growth, we are looking to host more events. If you know of any event venue (big or small) recommendations, please reach out to Alex, or fill out this survey! Apply for EAGxVirtualApplications are open for EAGxVirtual (October 21 - 23), which will be an incredible opportunity to connect with the global EA community. The conference will feature opportunities to hear from experts across EA cause areas in talks and office hours, build community and relationships with others involved in EA through one on one meetings, and learn more – whatever your current level of engagement. While many in-person events are returning to the EAGx calendar, there is still high engagement with virtual EA events and programs! If you’re interested but not sure if the conferences are right for you or have other questions, Rocky is happy to chat by video or over email! When in doubt, apply! Register for the Animal & Vegan Advocacy SummitRegistration is open for the AVA Summit, also October 21 - 23, in DC. This will be the largest animal conference of the year in the United States. The Animal & Vegan Advocacy (AVA) Summit is dedicated to creating a world in which non-human animals are removed from the food system and other human uses and replaced by non-animal proteins, technology, and other innovations. It aims to accelerate progress and systemic change for animals by empowering advocates and organizations to increase their impact. Looking to learn more before registering? Rocky is happy to chat by video or over email!NY EA Hub: Office UpdateIn partnership with The Centre for Effective Altruism, we continue to move forward in setting up an in-person coworking and event space in Manhattan. We're hesitant to give opening date estimates, as many details are still up in the air, but are working to get the space up and running as quickly as possible. If you have specific questions, please reach out to Rocky. If you are interested in working from the space and haven't already filled out our usership survey, please fill it out here. You can find a more detailed update in the EA NYC Slack.Open Philanthropy Project Cause Exploration Prize WinnersOpen Phil, one of the largest EA funders, has announced the winners of their recent Cause Exploration Prize, in which they invited people to suggest a new area for them to support. If you're looking to learn more about novel and interesting ways to improve the world, the winning submissions are a great read. The top submission presented evidence that exposure to certain chemicals found in organophosphate pesticides might affect children’s IQ and well-being.
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We want to highlight more community member accomplishments! Keep us posted on anything exciting we can include in future newsletters! Joshua Lewis and Lucius Caviola co-launch New York University’s EA Psychology LabNYU Professor Joshua Lewis (an EA NYCer) and Harvard Researcher Lucius Caviola (a new-to-NY EA NYCer) are co-Principal Investigators at the Effective Altruism Psychology Lab - joined by researcher Erin Morissey (another EA NYCer)! The lab aims at generating insights about human psychology and behavior that can guide and assist AI alignment efforts and the longtermism project more generally. Many of their research questions and topics (morality, rationality, cognitive biases) can also broadly apply to effective altruism. They’re also currently hiring! Hillel Ehrenreich Appointed Managing Director of EA for JewsAfter receiving support from the EA Infrastructure Fund, EA for Jews hired EA NYCer Hillel Ehrenreich to work as their Managing Director. Learn more below about their new Intro Fellowship! Megan Nelson (EA NYC Community Health Coordinator) to present at EAG DCWe're excited for Megan to lead a self-care workshop on the Friday night of this month's EAG DC, "Gone for Good - Identify and Alleviate Burnout." Drawing from her experience as a front-line social worker and EA community health consultant, Megan Nelson will discuss how burnout endangers our ability to do the most good. Participants in this interactive workshop will learn and apply practical skills to identify and alleviate burnout. Stay tuned in future newsletter for further workshops by Megan here in NYC! ICYMI: Living Donor Support Act Passed by NYS AssemblyEarlier this summer, the Living Donor Support Act was passed by the New York State Assembly after receiving unanimous support from the New York State Senate, in large part due to the advocacy of New York kidney donors in the EA community. The bill would reimburse kidney donors for non-medical costs associated with surgery such as wage reimbursement — the median costs are as high as $4,000. The bill was championed by EAs, including Waitlist Zero, which is funded by Open Philanthropy Project and run by NYCer Josh Morrison! The governor still needs to sign the bill into law.
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To keep up to date on our upcoming events, check out our calendar on Facebook or Meetup, or add us to your Google Calendar!Weekly EventsEvery Monday, 2:00 - 4:00 pm: Virtual CoworkingJoin EA NYC’s weekly virtual coworking space! Drop in for a bit or stay for the full block using this Zoom link. Every Thursday, 1:30 - 2:00 pm: Office HoursJoin EA NYC Director Rocky on Thursdays using this Zoom link. From career advice to understanding EA concepts to anything else on your mind, stop by and chat! EA NYC Environmentalism Social PicnicSaturday, September 17th from 3:00 pm to 6:00 pmJoin the Effective Environmentalism community for mingling, conversation, snacks, and nature in Prospect Park! Feel free to bring a blanket to sit on, vegan snacks/beverages, games, and music - there will be time for laid-back conversation and more intentional mingling. (In-person at Camperdown Elm, Prospect Park. See details & RSVP on Facebook and Meetup.com)Monthly Reading Group: What We Owe The FutureMonday, September 19 from 6:30 to 7:30 pmWilliam MacAskill’s highly-anticipated longtermist classic has arrived! In What We Owe The Future, MacAskill argues for longtermism, the idea that positively influencing the distant future is a key moral priority of our time. From this perspective, it’s not enough to reverse climate change or avert the next pandemic. We must ensure that civilization would rebound if it collapsed; counter the end of moral progress; and prepare for a planet where the smartest beings are digital, not human. If you need assistance paying for a copy of the book, please reach out to Rocky. (Virtual: Zoom Link. See details & RSVP on Facebook and Meetup.com)Planning and Prep Session for EA Global D.C. 2022Tuesday, September 20th from 7:30 to 8:30 pm
This event is specifically for those registered to attend the EAG D.C. conference at the end of September. Attendees outside of NYC are welcome. EA Global D.C. begins on September 23rd, but advanced planning will help you make the most of this exciting event! During this hour-long session, we will:
• Identify personal goals for the conference
• Cover different styles of conference attendance
• Work on our profiles in the conference app, Swapacard
• Plan our agendas for the conference
• Answer any questions about the conference or Swapcard
(Virtual: Zoom Link. See details & RSVP on Facebook and Meetup.com)Columbia University EA: Bruce Friedrich of The Good Food InstituteTuesday, September 20th from 7:00 to 8:30 pmBruce Friedrich, co-founder and CEO of the Good Food Institute, will be giving a talk for Columbia Effective Altruism. People interested in EA who do not attend Columbia are also welcome to join. Dinner will be provided. Fill out this form if you are interested in attending! (In-person at 30 Morningside Drive)EA Global Washington D.C.Friday, September 23rd - Sunday, September 25thEA Global brings together a wide network of people who have made helping others a core part of their lives. Speakers and attendees share new thinking and research in the field of effective altruism and coordinate on global projects. Confusion DinnerWednesday, September 28th from 6:00 to 8:00 pmAre there questions you've had about EA that you've been too afraid to ask? Topics you've heard mentioned and even read a bit about but still don't feel like you totally grasp? You're definitely not alone - just about everyone interested in effective altruism feels this way, even those who have been involved for years! Well join our guests from EAG D.C. and get your questions answered at our second annual confusion dinner! You can freely share any questions on your mind in a non-judgmental space, and we will try to get to the bottom of it. No question is too silly! We want the discussion to be respectful, inclusive, and constructive. A light dinner will be available, but please feel free to bring your own snacks as well, and blankets to sit on! (In-person at the Alice in Wonderland Statue, Central Park. See details & RSVP on Facebook and Meetup.com)Virtual Post-EAG D.C. Debrief and Follow-Up SessionThursday, September 29th from 7:30 to 8:30 pmThis event is specifically for those registered to attend the EAG DC conference at the end of September. Attendees outside of NYC are welcome. EA Global Washington D.C. 2022 concludes on September 25th. Following what is sure to be an intense weekend, we'll have a virtual meetup divided into two parts: - Attendees will share noteworthy and exciting experiences from their time at the conference. Did you learn something new that changed your views? Did you meet someone who particularly inspired you? While the conference is fresh, we'll take this time to recap as a group!
- During the second half of this session, we'll figure out next steps from the conference. You can utilize this structured time to plan and execute on any conference follow-ups. Are there connections you want to follow up with? Is there someone you couldn't meet for a 1-1 in person but would love to have a video call with? Did you learn about a job opening you want to apply for? Even though EAG is over, there are still ways to benefit from the event.
(Virtual: Zoom Link. See details & RSVP on Facebook and Meetup.com)Effective Environmentalism Subgroup Event:Should Longtermists Care about Climate Resilience?Saturday, October 8th from 1:00 to 3:00 pmThe Effective Environmentalism NYC subgroup focuses on finding the most effective interventions for fighting climate change and meets monthly. This month, we’ll hear a guest presentation from Richard Ren, previously an ALLFED intern and a current student at UPenn. In this event, Richard will present on viewing climate change as a cascading systemic risk, from a longtermist perspective. We’ll cover climate change’s sociopolitical effects, food and water scarcity, refugee crises, political extremism, and the case for climate resilience investment. Richard is a student at UPenn with previous nanophotonics research experience. Recently, his focus has been on institutional resilience, cascading systemic risks, climate adaptation, and effective environmentalism - in addition to other inter-disciplinary studies! (Location TBD. See details & RSVP on Facebook and Meetup.com) Creating Impact Through Marketing w/ Ana Bradley of Sentient MediaThursday, October 13th from 6:30 to 9:00 pmJoin Ana Bradley (Executive Director of Sentient Media) as she discusses five marketing fundamentals EA should leverage to increase our reach and impact.Sentient Media was founded to make the ethics of animal protection a salient, everyday topic in mainstream media. They focus on increasing the awareness and urgency of the need for change away from animal agriculture and towards a humane, sustainable food system. Sentient Media reached their audience through media partnerships, by training animal advocates to get more coverage, and by publishing through our own newsroom. Ana has been the executive director of Sentient Media since January 2020. She is an experienced leader, digital content strategist, and producer with over ten years of experience in designing, producing, and distributing large-scale digital campaigns. (Location TBD. See details & RSVP on Facebook and Meetup.com)Monthly Discussion Group: Foundational Concepts in EA
October Topic: ForecastingThursday, October 20th at 7:00 to 8:00 pmAre there concepts in Effective Altruism you’re confused about or just want to understand more fully? Or are you particularly good at explaining all things EA? Join our foundational topics group and discuss a different theme each month! This October, we will discuss forecasting, the process of making predictions based on past and present data. A core tool for effective altruists, forecasting allows us to reality check our predicted consequences from actual results - key to helping us calibrate our confidences and inform our beliefs and decisions. Check out the following videos for a brief introduction:7 min - Intro to Forecasting25 min - Estimation and Forecasting Overview(Zoom Link. See details and RSVP on Facebook and Meetup.com)Effective Environmentalism Subgroup Monthly SocialSunday, October 30th at 1:00 PMSign up to join the subgroup community here or on Facebook. Halloween Promenade: Manhattan Park Walk and TourSunday, October 30th at 2:00 to 4:00 PM *pending weather*Join in celebrating the fall season with this Halloween-themed walk through Manhattan - costumes are optional, but encouraged!
Effective Altruism NYC will gather for a stroll-&-chat from Alphabet City to the Hudson River. We'll stop a few times along the way to sit in parks and pick up warm beverages.This is a chance to meet/catch up with fellow EA NYCers, get some fresh air, and perhaps learn about one or two local sites you didn't know about. The walk is planned for the afternoon of October 30th, but to be confirmed depending on the forecast. Meet at the 6BC Botanical Garden by 2 PM sharp. The planned route is not long (~ 2 miles) but will be conducted in a circuitous and leisurely manner. (Meet at 630 E 6th St. See details and RSVP on Facebook and Meetup.com)There are many events in the broader EA community you can join online!
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As always, there’s a ton of high-impact job opportunities available at a wide variety of organizations. If you’re interested in a new role, we suggest checking out: Here are several jobs in particular we want to flag: |
AI:- Center for AI Safety:
- Fund for Alignment Research
- Ought
Animal Welfare:- Animal Equality
- Animal Outlook
- Good Food Institute
- The Humane League
- Mercy for Animals
- ProVeg
- Shrimp Welfare Project
Bio-risk:- Alvea
- Council on Strategic Risk:
- Pandemic Prevention Network
- Richman Law & Policy
Catastrophic and Existential Risks:
- University of Chicago, Bulletin of Atomic Scientists
- Berkeley Existential Risk Initiative
- Active Longtermist Emergency Response Team
Effective Altruism Building:- 🍎 Effective Altruism New York City ‼️
- 80,000 Hours
- Center for Effective Altruism
- Effective Ventures Operations (formerly CEA, umbrella legal entity)
- Open Philanthropy Project
- Charity Entrepreneurship
- EA Journal Project
Global Health and Development:- Living Goods
- Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air
- Jameel Poverty Action Lab
- GiveWell
- Family Empowerment Media
Improving Institutional Decision Making:
- Quantified Uncertainty Research Institute (QURI):
- Metaculus
International Security/Cooperation:- Carnegie Council for Ethics and International Affairs
- Council on Foreign Relations
- fp21
Policy and Law:- Technology Policy Fellowship (Open Philanthropy)
- The Future Society
- Asia Society Policy Institute
- Blue Rose Research
- Brennan Center for Justice
Progress, Priorities, and Longtermism:- Forethought Foundation
- Open Philanthropy Project
- Roote
- The Roots of Progress
- Rethink Priorities
- Legal Priorities Project
Other:
- SparkWave
- EA Psychology Lab
- Foresight Institute
- Trail of Bits
- Schmidt Futures
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If you decide to apply to any of the above or other EA-aligned roles, let us know! We're happy to help how we can.
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Updates & Opportunities Around the Community
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OpportunitiesAlso check out the EA Opportunities Board for more.- Open Philanthropy is seeking applicants for a US policy fellowship program focused on high-priority emerging technologies, especially AI and biotechnology. Selected applicants will receive policy-focused training and mentorship and be supported in matching with a host organization for a full-time, fully-funded fellowship based in the Washington, DC area. Potential host organizations include executive branch offices, Congressional offices, and think tank programs. Applications are due by September 18th.
- Apply to be an EA Virtual Program Facilitator by September 18th.
- Animal Advocacy Careers has opened applications for the next cohort of their 9-week online course on effective animal advocacy. The deadline to apply is September 18th.
- Animal Advocacy Careers is launching a new cohort of their online course, Introduction to Animal Advocacy. The course will give you insight into the animal advocacy community, and the diverse and exciting career opportunities available in this space, and support you in figuring out your own best path. The next cohort starts on September 29th.
- Mexico EA Fellowship Program: EA professionals and Spanish speakers are invited to co-work and connect with the Latin American EA community in Mexico City for some or all of the period from 1 November 2022 to 30 January 2023. Apply by September 20th.
- EA for Jews is excited to be launching the EA and Judaism Intro Fellowship! Their 8-week virtual program will explore the core ideas of effective altruism and their relation to Jewish tradition, texts, culture, and history. The fellowship will explore questions such as, ”how much better are the best options to do good compared to others?,” ”what do Jewish texts and tradition have to say about our obligations to the global poor, animals, and future generations?,“ and “how should we balance concern for Jewish priorities vs. global priorities?”t The deadline to apply is September 29th.
- The Open Philanthropy Undergraduate Scholarship aims to provide support for students who are hoping to start an undergraduate degree at one of the top universities in the US or UK. Apply by September 30th.
- Wildlife Research plans to publish a special issue on Wildlife Fertility Control in 2023. We invite you to submit your best paper and publish alongside your colleagues in the field. Papers may be original research paper articles, viewpoint articles, literature reviews, or forum articles addressing any of the topics outlined below. Submissions are due September 30th.
- GovAI is also running student essay prizes to promising pieces of research with relevance to AI governance. Eligible submissions include undergraduate and master’s theses, journal articles, and essays. Winners will receive either £5,000 or £15,000 depending on the prize. The deadline to submit is October 2.
- The EA Animal Welfare Fund is seeking grant applications for their general RFP and RFP specific to neglected yet large-scale animal populations. The deadline is October 2nd.
- The Center for AI Safety (CAIS) is announcing the CAIS Philosophy Fellowship, a program for philosophy Ph.D. students and post-doctorates to work on conceptual problems in AI safety – the program will run from January to August 2023. Apply by October 7th.
- The Tarbell Fellowship is a one year programme for early-career journalists intent on improving the world. Apply by October 9th.
- Applications for Open Phil’s Biosecurity Scholarships are now open. It provides flexible financial support for a small group of people early in their careers to pursue work and study related to GCBRs - apply by October 11th.
- GiveWell has launched the Change Our Mind Contest to encourage critiques of their cost–effectiveness analyses that could lead to improvements in their overall allocation of funds. The contest closes on October 30th.
- The Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security offers a new Health Security PhD track within the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health’s Department of Environmental Health and Engineering. Full funding (supported by Open Philanthropy) is available for selected students. Contact Tara Kirk Sell, PhD or Gigi Gronvall, PhD for more information. Applications for the 2023-24 school year are due on December 1.
- Open Philanthropy’s University Organizer Fellowship provides funding for individuals who want to direct or support university student groups focused on topics relevant to improving the long-term future, including effective altruism, longtermism, rationality, or specific cause areas. Individuals are eligible for funding at any college or university and may apply without a particular university in mind. Applications are open on a rolling basis.
- Open Philanthropy are running The Century Fellowship - 'a 2-year program that supports people early in their careers who want to work on challenges the world may face this century that could have a lasting and significant impact on the long-term future' and applications are open until the end of the year.
- Schmidt Futures launched the Act 2 Network to amplify the impact of exceptional executives, technologists, and entrepreneurs working to solve humanity's greatest challenges.
- Open Phil is seeking bilingual people who can work part- or full-time to help translate EA/EA-adjacent web content into non-English languages. This could include doing the translation yourself, or supervising professional translators. Applications are open until filled.
- 80,000 Hours released a short census for anyone who could ever see themselves doing longtermism-related work.
- Ben Clifford describes how you can book a chat with an EA professional subject to availability
- EA Pathfinder is providing career coaching to mid-stage professionals on a rolling basis.
Community & Global NewsEA PublicationsWant to stay up-to-date on all the EA reads? Check out this new series by Zoe Williams of Rethink Priorities summarizing posts from the EA Fourm and LessWrong.EA Announcements & New Projects
- Check out the September EA Orgs Updates master post here.
- The EA Forum has released a new resource, "Chat with a Biosecurity Professional." Interested in using your career to mitigate global catastrophic biological risks? Get some personalized advice from someone working in the field.
- If you're seeking operations roles in EA in the next 1-6 months, list yourself on the Pineapple Operations database!
- The EA Consulting Network now offers 1-1 career coaching for consultants looking to apply their experience to EA.
- James Ozden has started the Social Movement Digest, a monthly roundup of social movement related content
- There is a new community for data science/ML/AI people interested in EA
- Yonatan Cale and Soof Golan have created a new view for the 80,000 Hours job board
- A post introducing Squiggle, a programming language for probabilistic estimation
- The Centre for the Governance of AI is setting up a Policy Team to explore ways influential actors could prepare the world for advanced AI.
- The Aquatic Life Institute, an EA animal welfare organization, will host the annual Aquatic Life Conference October 17 - 19.
- Charity Entrepreneurship will hold a virtual talk on their Top Charity Ideas that you can launch through their February-March 2023 Incubation Program on September 27th.
- ThomasWoodside, Dan Hendrycks, and Oliver Zhang have announced a new Introduction to ML Safety Course
- Thomas Woodside, Dan Hendrycks and Oliver Zhang announced $20,000 in bounties for publicly-understandable explainers of AI safety concepts.
- The launch of the Center for Space Governance, a non-profit research organization dedicated to exploring current, emerging, and future issues in space policy, was announced.
- Radio Bostrom is a new podcast featuring high-quality narrations of Nick Bostrom’s written work.
- EA Engineers is a new organization focused on increasing the quantity of impactful work done by physical engineers. Their Forum post encourages physical engineers to get involved.
- Ahmed Ghoor and Kaleem have launched Effective Altruism for Muslims
- The monthly Future Matters newsletter covered more thoughts on AGI risk and an interview with John Halstead about climate change risks.
- Effectivealtruism.org has launched a new Introduction to effective altruism, and the EA Forum team launched a new version of the EA Handbook
- EA Opportunities: A new collection of internships, contests and events
- Michel Justen - A Database of EA Organizations & Initiatives
Global News & Research
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Reading Group:
✨What We Owe the Future✨ |
This month, we are reading William MacAskill’s new magnum opus on shaping the long-term future. In What We Owe The Future, MacAskill argues for longtermism, the idea that positively influencing the distant future is a key moral priority of our time. From this perspective, it’s not enough to reverse climate change or avert the next pandemic. We must ensure that civilization would rebound if it collapsed; counter the end of moral progress; and prepare for a planet where the smartest beings are digital, not human. Make sure to join the #reading-group channel on the EA NYC Slack to discuss throughout the month. Stick around since that's where we decide on the books for future months!
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