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altruist

[al-troo-ist] / ˈæl tru ɪst /








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Called rationalists or effective altruists, members of this movement were instrumental in the creation of OpenAI.

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But other critics are part of a vast and influential online community called rationalists or effective altruists, who believe that A.I could eventually destroy humanity.

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Mr. Bankman-Fried had heard about Jane Street through the effective altruists he already knew — many of them young, with roots in the technology industry.

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He grew the company into a $32 billion business, cultivating a reputation as a hard-working do-gooder who barely slept and intended to donate his fortune to causes backed by the effective altruist movement.

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In both books he emphasizes the desirability of seeking out “neglectedness” — problems that haven’t attracted enough attention so that you, as an effective altruist, can be more “impactful.”

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