What's happening at Mox
Tuesday, November 18
Wednesday, November 19
Thursday, November 20
3 AM - 4 AM - Open Philanthropy
Join us at Mox for a conversation with Max Nadeau from Open Philanthropy's Technical AI Safety team. Max will share insights on what they're looking for in candidates, how the grantmaking process works, and the impact these positions have on shaping the AI safety research landscape.
Friday, November 21
2 AM - 5 AM - Effective Altruism SF
Join SF Effective Altruism in welcoming Frank Fredericks, Executive Director of One For The World. Frank will share how the effective giving movement is scaling to address extreme poverty, and how committing just 1% of your income can create lasting global impact. One For The World's mission is to introduce young professionals to effective giving through their 1% Pledge—because early choices inspire lifelong impact.
2:30 AM - 3:30 AM - Rachel Shu
A weekly dinner for Mox members. Bring as many guests as you'd like, come meet your fellow members and chill out :) This week, join us for dinner with Andreas Stuhlmüller, founder & CEO of Elicit, and the Elicit team! If you geek out about research methodology, academic workflows, or how AI should actually work in research contexts, come talk shop with the team building one of our favorite tools in this space. They want to hear how and why you're using Elicit (Also, they’re
Saturday, November 22
8 PM - 11 PM - Effective Altruism SF
Holly Elmore is the executive director of PauseAI US. PauseAI is a popular movement that advocates for implementing a temporary pause on the training of the most powerful general AI systems, until we know how to build them safely and keep them under democratic control. Join us for a talk + Q&A discussing PauseAI's theory of change: why it makes sense to be a popular movement, and why we need to advocate fully pausing AI development. Pizza will be provided! Schedule: 12:00