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Holden Karnofsky
Cofondateur de GiveWell et d’Open Philanthropy, auteur de la série « Most Important Century » et, depuis 2025, membre de l’équipe technique d’Anthropic, il avertit que courir pour construire une IA transformatrice aussi vite que possible risque la mise à l’écart permanente de l’humanité.
Fonctions
- 2003 – 2007Analyst, Bridgewater AssociatesSource →
- 2007 – aujourd’huiCo-founder, GiveWellSource →
- 2014 – 2023Co-founder, CEO and later co-CEO, Open PhilanthropyTook leave in 2023, then moved to a Director of AI Strategy role.Source →
- 2017 – 2021Board member, OpenAISource →
- 2024 – janv. 2025Visiting Scholar, Carnegie Endowment for International PeaceWorked on international security risks from AI, including if-then commitments.Source →
- janv. 2025 – aujourd’huiMember of Technical Staff, AnthropicWorks on the Responsible Scaling Policy and AI safety planning.Source →
Au registre
30 oct. 2025 · Podcast · 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 à l’époque
Recorded 25 and 28 July 2025, nine months into his Anthropic role.
13 sept. 2024 · Article scientifique · 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 à l’époque
9 juin 2022 · Publication · 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 à l’époque
13 juil. 2021 · Publication · Cold Takes
this century could determine the entire future of the galaxy for tens of billions of years, or more.
Board member, OpenAI à l’époque
Opening post of the "Most Important Century" series.