It’s talent-constrained, but not in a form that the current institutions can recognize or have short-term incentives to select for, so none of those $402K jobs are going to be available to the actual talent required.
“current institutions” such as MIRI which spends about $8M per year? Or perhaps Survival and Flourishing Fund, which spends about $29M per year on AI, and which you are a speculation grantor for? Have you considered personally making a list of talented people, checking it twice, and sending it to Malo, Jaan, and Andrew Critch? Or does the problem go so deep that you do not “recognize or have short-term incentives to select for” such talent?
It’s talent-constrained, but not in a form that the current institutions can recognize or have short-term incentives to select for, so none of those $402K jobs are going to be available to the actual talent required.
“current institutions” such as MIRI which spends about $8M per year? Or perhaps Survival and Flourishing Fund, which spends about $29M per year on AI, and which you are a speculation grantor for? Have you considered personally making a list of talented people, checking it twice, and sending it to Malo, Jaan, and Andrew Critch? Or does the problem go so deep that you do not “recognize or have short-term incentives to select for” such talent?