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AI safety grant programs need money, taste, dealflow, hustle, and trust

A LessWrong post outlines five key components for effective grant programs, particularly within the AI safety and Effective Altruism communities. These components include sufficient funding, discerning 'taste' in people, ideas, and fields, robust 'dealflow' to identify promising projects, diligent 'hustle' to coordinate logistics and move funds efficiently, and foundational 'trust' among stakeholders. The author emphasizes that hustle and dealflow are often underrated, suggesting improvements like broader outreach and better grantee experiences to accelerate funding deployment. AI

IMPACT Provides a framework for understanding how funding is deployed in the AI safety field, potentially influencing future grant-making strategies.

RANK_REASON The item is an opinion piece discussing principles for grant programs, not a direct announcement or event.

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AI safety grant programs need money, taste, dealflow, hustle, and trust

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  1. LessWrong (AI tag) TIER_1 English(EN) · Austin Chen ·

    Money, taste, dealflow, hustle, trust

    <p><span>Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about the design of grant programs, from </span><a href="https://manifund.org/causes/leo-microgrants"><span>small</span></a><span> </span><a href="https://bluedot.org/programs/rapid-grants"><span>microgrants</span></a><span> to </span><a …