Cambridge Existential Risks Initiative jobs and careers

United Kingdom

About Cambridge Existential Risks Initiative

The Cambridge Existential Risks Initiative (CERI) is a network of academics and students at the University of Cambridge working to mitigate existential risks. An 'existential risk' (x-risk) is an event that could permanently and drastically reduce humanity’s potential, for example by causing human extinction. Examples of existential risks include extreme runaway climate change, a nuclear war, engineered pandemics, or risks from advanced AI. Other risks also exist, including global authoritarian lock-in.

Founded by Nandini Shiralkar.

Employees: 1 to 10
Headquarters: United Kingdom

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Nandini Shiralkar

Founder

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