Hayley Clatterbuck

This post is the sixth installment in the Worldview Investigation Team’s Charitable Resource Allocation Frameworks and Tools (CRAFT) Sequence. Here, the team introduces the Moral Parliament Tool, which models ways an agent can make decisions about how to allocate goods in light of normative uncertainty.

This post is the second installment in the Worldview Investigation Team’s Charitable Resource Allocation Frameworks and Tools (CRAFT) Sequence. Here, the team introduces the Portfolio Builder—an interactive tool designed to help donors optimize their philanthropic giving portfolios by evaluating the cost-effectiveness of different cause areas.

This post is the seventh installment in the Worldview Investigation Team’s Charitable Resource Allocation Frameworks and Tools (CRAFT) Sequence. Here, the researchers explain how the Moral Parliament tool can help address uncertainty.

This post is the fifth installment in the Worldview Investigation Team’s Charitable Resource Allocation Frameworks and Tools (CRAFT) Sequence. Here, the team examines one of the decision theories included in the Giving Portfolio Builder Tool.

We want to help others as much as we can, but knowing how to do that is complex. The Worldview Investigations Team explores this topic in their new sequence of posts—Causes and uncertainty: Rethinking value in expectation (CURVE).

Executive Summary In this post, we explore why final spending allocations might depart from proportionality over worldviews, even if we assume traditional forms of worldview diversification. We discuss why it…

IntroductionProper alignment is a tetradic affair, involving relationships among AIs, their users, their developers, and society at large (Gabriel, et al. 2024). Agentic AIs—AIs that are capable and permitted to…

This post is the first installment in the Worldview Investigation Team’s Charitable Resource Allocation Frameworks and Tools (CRAFT) Sequence. Through this project, the Team developed two tools to help donors work through uncertainties: a giving portfolio builder and a moral parliament simulation.

This is the second post in the CURVE—Causes and uncertainty: Rethinking value in expectation—series. In this post, the researchers discuss the implications of contractualism for cause prioritization.

This is the sixth post in the Worldview Investigations Team’s sequence of posts—Causes and uncertainty: Rethinking value in expectation (CURVE). This report considers a time of perils-based case for prioritizing existential risk mitigation.

This post is the fourth installment in the Worldview Investigation Team’s Charitable Resource Allocation Frameworks and Tools (CRAFT) Sequence. Here, the team examines one of the decision theories included in the Giving Portfolio Builder Tool.

This post is the third installment in the Worldview Investigation Team’s Charitable Resource Allocation Frameworks and Tools (CRAFT) Sequence. Here, the team expands on a previous post introducing the Giving Portfolio Builder Tool.

Rethink Priorities’ Worldview Investigations Team is sharing research agendas that provide overviews of some key research areas as well as projects in those areas that we would be keen to…

The research agenda explores critical philosophical and empirical questions about the potential welfare and moral status of digital minds, focusing on understanding when and how artificial intelligence systems might deserve ethical consideration.

Rethink Priorities’ Worldview Investigations Team is sharing research agendas that provide overviews of some key research areas as well as projects in those areas that we would be keen to pursue. This is the last of three such agendas posted in November 2024. While we have flagged specific projects we’d like to work on, these are not exhaustive. We would recommend that prospective donors reach out directly to discuss what might make the most sense for us to focus on.

The Worldview Investigations Team is in the process of building a model to estimate the probabilities of consciousness in near-future AIs.

We present a Moral Parliament Tool that can be used to set funding priorities across different kinds of EA movement-building projects.

In this guide we provide instructions to modifying Moral Parliament Tool to specific allocation needs.

We present our Moral Parliament customization sequence.

We present a Moral Parliament Tool to set funding priorities across different kinds of farmed animals: chickens, fish, shrimp, and insects.

We present a Moral Parliament Tools that incorporates delegates with diverse bioethical views.

We present a Moral Parliament Tool that decides how to allocate resources to GiveWell-evaluated global health charities.