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Holden Karnofsky
Cofundador de GiveWell y Open Philanthropy, autor de la serie «Most Important Century» y desde 2025 miembro del equipo técnico de Anthropic, advierte de que correr para construir una IA transformadora lo más rápido posible arriesga el desempoderamiento permanente de la humanidad.
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- 2003 – 2007Analyst, Bridgewater AssociatesFuente →
- 2007 – actualidadCo-founder, GiveWellFuente →
- 2014 – 2023Co-founder, CEO and later co-CEO, Open PhilanthropyTook leave in 2023, then moved to a Director of AI Strategy role.Fuente →
- 2017 – 2021Board member, OpenAIFuente →
- 2024 – ene 2025Visiting Scholar, Carnegie Endowment for International PeaceWorked on international security risks from AI, including if-then commitments.Fuente →
- ene 2025 – actualidadMember of Technical Staff, AnthropicWorks on the Responsible Scaling Policy and AI safety planning.Fuente →
En el registro
30 oct 2025 · Pódcast · 80,000 Hours Podcast
We're just racing to do this as fast as we possibly can. That seems like a really, really bad way to handle this technology.
Member of Technical Staff, Anthropic en aquel momento
Recorded 25 and 28 July 2025, nine months into his Anthropic role.
13 sept 2024 · Artículo científico · Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
AI could pose a variety of catastrophic risks to international security in several domains, including the proliferation and acceleration of cyberoffense capabilities
Visiting Scholar, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace en aquel momento
9 jun 2022 · Publicación · Cold Takes
the kind of AI I've discussed could defeat all of humanity combined, if (for whatever reason) it were pointed toward that goal.
Co-founder, CEO and later co-CEO, Open Philanthropy en aquel momento
13 jul 2021 · Publicación · Cold Takes
this century could determine the entire future of the galaxy for tens of billions of years, or more.
Board member, OpenAI en aquel momento
Opening post of the "Most Important Century" series.