Center for Strategic and International Studies
www.csis.org · organization
AI governance, policy, and advocacyOther existential riskOther
- Received
- $822,307
- from 4 funders
- Grants
- 4
- Funders
- 4
- Years active
- 2020–25
Grants over time
Longview PhilanthropyJaan TallinnCoefficient GivingFTX Future Fund
Biggest funders
| Longview Philanthropy | $338,000 | 41% | 1 |
| Jaan Tallinn | $291,000 | 35% | 1 |
| Coefficient Giving | $118,307 | 14% | 1 |
| FTX Future Fund | $75,000 | 9% | 1 |
Grants received
| Date ↓ | Funder | Via | Amount | Cause | Source | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | Longview Philanthropy | $338,000 | Other existential risk | irs_990 | To Fund A Working Group That Researches Nuclear Weapons Policy And Educates The Public. | |
| Apr 28, 2023 | Jaan Tallinn | Survival and Flourishing Fund | $291,000 | Domestic policy | sff | General Support of Center for Strategic and International Studies (AI Governance Project) |
| 2022 | FTX Future Fund | $75,000 | Other | ftx_future_fund | This regrant will support initiatives including a CSIS public event focused on the importance of investments in human capital to ensure US national security; roundtables with policymakers, immigration experts, national security professionals, and company representatives to discuss key policy actions that should be taken to bolster US national security through immigration reform; and two episodes of the “Vying for Talent” podcast focusing on the importance of foreign talent in bolstering America’s innovative capacity. — Economic Growth, Great Power Relations | |
| Sep 2020 | Coefficient Giving | $118,307 | AI governance, policy, and advocacy | coefficient_giving | AI Accident Risk and Technology Competition |