The Field Building Blog
The Field Building Blog (FBB), Katalina HernándezThis is a blog about building the fields of AI Safety and Effective Altruism.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 13 | Subscribers | Read | fieldbuilding.substack.com |
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Why Every Organisation Needs a Privacy Policy (FBB #10)
Crossposted on the EA forum.
Blueprints for AI Safety Conferences (FBB #9)
TLDR: We need more AI Risk-themed events, so I outlined four such events with different strategies. These are: online conferences, one-day summits, three-day conferences and high-profile events for building bridges between various communiti...
How Stuart Russels's IASEAI conference failed to live up to its potential (FBB #8)
I had the privilege of attending Stuart Russell’s annual IASEAI (pronounced as 'eye-see-eye') conference on 2025 February 6-7, in Paris, France. The conference was, in many ways, great: it brought together people from the AI Safety and Ethi...
Joe Hardie on Arcadia Impact's Projects (FBB #7)
Crossposted on the EA Forum.
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My name is Gergő, and my academic background is in psychology. I’m the director at the European Network for AI Safety and founder of Amplify, a marketing agency dedicated to helping fieldbuilding projects.
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