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James Ozden

James Ozden

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Co-Host, How I Learned to Love Shrimp

London

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Minority communities, Local democracy and planning, Local travel and tourism, Village and pub featuresBusiness

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Total articles 17

  • I bet Greg Colbourn 10 k€ that AI will not kill us all by the end of 2027 — EA Forum

    By Vasco Grilo, James Ozden, John Salter| effectivealtruism.org@ 78 % of my donations so far have gone to the Long-Term Future Fund (LTFF), which mainly supports AI safety interventions. However, I have become increasingly sceptical about the value of existential risk mitigation, and currently think the best interventions are in the area of animal welfare. As a result, I realised it made sense for me to arrange a bet with someone very worried about AI in order to increase my donations to animal welfare interventions.

    By Vasco Grilo, James Ozden, John Salter · effectivealtruism.org

    Jun. 04, 2024

  • What was the impact of the Insulate Britain campaign?

    By James Ozden| socialchangelab.org@ Insulate Britain carried out a series of nonviolent disruptive actions on UK motorways between September and November 2021. Social Change Lab undertook an impact analysis of the campaign to assess the extent to which Insulate Britain achieved their aims and changed UK Government policy.

    By James Ozden · socialchangelab.org

    Apr. 29, 2024

  • I bet Greg Colbourn 10 k€ that AI will not kill us all by the end of 2027 — EA Forum

    By Vasco Grilo, James Ozden, John Salter| effectivealtruism.org@ 78 % of my donations so far have gone to the Long-Term Future Fund (LTFF), which mainly supports AI safety interventions. However, I have become increasingly sceptical about the value of existential risk mitigation, and currently think the best interventions are in the area of animal welfare. As a result, I realised it made sense for me to arrange a bet with someone very worried about AI in order to increase my donations to animal welfare interventions.

    By Vasco Grilo, James Ozden, John Salter · effectivealtruism.org

    Jun. 04, 2024

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How I Learned to Love Shrimp

London, United Kingdom