Existential Safety Strategy Coordination Call - 2025 Recap
The Center for Existential Safety offers a monthly all hands meeting on Zoom for leaders of existential safety organizations to discuss and coordinate on strategy. See Existential Safety Coordination Calls for details.
This will be our end of year recap, focusing on reflections on how 2025 went and any strategic updates we think are necessary for 2026.
Please register with your organization's email so we can see which organization you're representing. If you're using a personal email and attending for the first time, please "Contact the Host" or email hello@existentialsafety.org to send your organization's team page showing your profile.
Agenda
Organizational updates (15-60 seconds per attendee)
Open discussion in full group (5-30 minutes)
Private discussion in breakout groups (remaining time)
Rules
Be truthful.
Be kind.
Be collaborative.
Respect privacy.
Keep to time.
Notes
See our Existential Safety Strategy Coordination Call Notes. Request access and add your organization's name for this call.
Organizations Registered
AE Studios
AiXist: Consortium for Artificial Intelligence and Existential Risks
AI Governance and Safety Institute
AI Risk Network
Alignment Ecosystem Development
Association for Long Term Existence & Resilience
Americans for Responsible Innovation
Atlas Computing
BlueDot Impact
Center for Existential Safety
Centre for Long-Term Resilience
Coalition for a Baruch Plan for AI
Continuity Community
Demand Progress
Equistamp
G-Data Labs
Global Stability Network
Horizon Omega
Institute for AI Policy and Strategy
International AI Governance Alliance
Juniper Ventures
London Futurists
National AI Office Malaysia
Pause AI UK
Survival Sanctuaries
Trustless Computing
Upgradable
Data
Cumulative data.
- Organizations Attended: 76
- Participant Ratings: 4.8 out of 5
- Participant Recommendations for Leaders to Attend: 8 out of 10
- Participant Feedback: "Greatly organized, great people, and great moderation", "Excellent initiative! Keep it up and try and get more actors, we need more coordination", "Great discussion with several interesting strategies considered."