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Was a philosophy PhD student, left to work at AI Impacts, then Center on Long-Term Risk, then OpenAI. Quit OpenAI due to losing confidence that it would behave responsibly around the time of AGI. Now executive director of the AI Futures Project.
I study physics at Williams College and blog at mkodama.org.
I work at Redwood Research on technical AI security+safety research.
AGI forecasting and governance researcher at AI Futures Project
Researcher at AI Futures Project
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