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Noemi Dreksler

Senior Research Fellow, Centre for the Governance of AI, Inc.

individual

AI governance, policy, and advocacyAI safety meta

Received
$231,608
from 1 funders
Grants
1
Funders
1
Years active
2021

Grants over time

$0$100K$200K$300K2021

Biggest funders

Long-Term Future Fund$231,608100%1

Reviews

Asya Bergal · Long-Term Future Fund · full post · Aug 18, 2022

$99,550.89 · Two-year funding to run public and expert surveys on AI governance and forecasting.

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  • Noemi applied for funding to design, conduct, analyze, and write up survey research for the Centre for the Governance of AI, which hadn’t yet been set up at the time of the application. From her application:> “Ongoing projects include a large-scale cross-cultural survey of the public’s .AI views (follow-up to Zhang & Dafoe, 2019), the analysis and dissemination of an AI researcher survey (Zwetsloot et al., 2021; Zhang et al., 2021), and a survey of economists’ views of AI/HLMI and related economic forecasts. Future work might include e.g., eliciting expert views and forecasts on AI from a variety of epistemic communities (e.g., policy-makers, AI researchers, AI ethics experts) through surveys and a study of the role of anthropomorphism and mind perception in attitudes towards AI governance.”
  • I wanted to make this grant because I was interested in some of the concrete surveys being conducted (particularly the economist survey), and also overall like the model of having someone “specialize” in conducting AI-relevant surveys – ideally, a dedicated survey-runner could become unusually efficient at running surveys, and make it cheap for others to request survey data when it was decision-relevant for them.

Grants received

Date ↓FunderViaAmountCauseSourcePurpose
Oct 2021Long-Term Future FundEA Funds$231,608Technical governance, Strategy & forecastingea_funds2-year funding to run public and expert surveys on AI governance and forecasting