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R e d u c e c a t a s t r o p h i c r i s k s f r o m a d v a n c e d A I The AI Risk Mitigation Fund (ARM Fund) is a non-profit aiming to reduce catastrophic risks from advanced AI through grants towards technical research, policy, and training programs for new researchers. → Our views on risks from advanced AI → The case for independent AI Safety funding → Our grant making process The ARM Fund launched in Dec 2023.
The ARM Fund is now actively supporting projects across our focus areas. We are currently working on preparing detailed grant announcements, which will be published here soon. Below are some grants made by the ARM Fund team as part of their past grantmaking for the Long-Term Future Fund .
We are proud to have funded many of these grantees early on in their careers, many of whom subsequently went on to make significant contributions in technical AI safety and AI governance.
Building research capacity Start-up funds for computing resources for a deep learning and AI alignment research group at the University of Cambridge Centre for the Governance of AI Two-year funding to conduct public and expert surveys on AI governance and forecasting.
Building research capacity 4-month stipend for a research visit to collaborate with academics in Cambridge on evaluating non-myopia in language models and RLHF systems Year-long stipend for research into shard theory and mechanistic interpretability in reinforcement learning Technical AI safety research Seed funding for a new AI interpretability research organization University College London Compute for empirical work on AI Safety Via Debate Technical AI alignment research Technical research can uncover dangerous capabilities before it’s too late, or enable us to design future AI systems that are easier to understand, monitor and control.
Good policy can ensure that governments and corporations appropriately guard against catastrophic risks. Building AI safety research capacity Investment has poured into AI capabilities development, yet strikingly few researchers are working on key problems in AI safety, particularly outside of major industry labs. Grants in this area aim to bring new talent into the AI safety field.
This fund was spun out of the Long-Term Future Fund (LTFF), which makes grants aiming to reduce existential risk. Over the last five years, the LTFF has made hundreds of grants, specifically in AI risk mitigation, totalling over $20 million. Our team includes AI safety researchers, expert forecasters, policy researchers, and experienced grantmakers.
We are advised by staff from frontier labs, AI safety nonprofits, leading think tanks, and others. Help reduce catastrophic risks from advanced AI
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Researchers, policymakers, and individuals involved in AI safety and risk mitigation. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
AI Risk Mitigation (ARM) Fund is funded by Various (including technical research, policy, and training programs). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
Yes — this listing is flagged as national in scope, so applicants across the U.S. may apply, subject to the sponsor's other eligibility criteria.
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