Sounds reasonable, so for active grantmaking (e.g. requests for proposals, making sure new , get builtorganizations), I believe domain expertise (e.g. AI safety experience) is more important
Thanks for this post! It closely matches my own experience, and I want to share a data point that others considering EU careers might find useful.Outside of clearly defined job postings such as AI Office Contract Agents, most people might have reasonable other options. BlueBook is good for early-career exploration, but the unit choice, inflexibility, and the probability of retention (10%) make it unattractive after some experience. Outside of clearly defined job postings, such as AI Office Contract Agents, most people might have other reasonable options. I consider applying to the Concourse, but don't you need to prepare longer for this?
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I think there's also a brain gain effect that includes the spillivers on the ambition of siblings and friends of migrants besides remittances. I think we cant exclude the possible that for the top there exists brain drain in net, due to lacking data. I have heard of forthcoming research regarding brain gain, but here is one study:
Batista, Catia, Aitor Lacuesta, and Pedro C. Vicente. 2012. “Testing the ‘Brain Gain’ Hypothesis: Micro Evidence from Cape Verde.” Journal of Development Economics 97 (1): 32–45.
I didnt know that they deleted it on the the EA Forum, but the new website is run by the Horizon Institute. In their newsletter I heard about the website.
Here in Munich, we are dealing with many similar issues since we started as a group focused on professionals and are now registered at the two big unis (TUM and LMU), which are the best in Germany. We have some irregular events catering to professionals, but the Intro Program and most of our event are frequented by both universities
Sounds reasonable, so for active grantmaking (e.g. requests for proposals, making sure new , get builtorganizations), I believe domain expertise (e.g. AI safety experience) is more important
Thanks for this post! It closely matches my own experience, and I want to share a data point that others considering EU careers might find useful.Outside of clearly defined job postings such as AI Office Contract Agents, most people might have reasonable other options. BlueBook is good for early-career exploration, but the unit choice, inflexibility, and the probability of retention (10%) make it unattractive after some experience. Outside of clearly defined job postings, such as AI Office Contract Agents, most people might have other reasonable options. I consider applying to the Concourse, but don't you need to prepare longer for this?
We would welcome guest posts for Windfall's Trust AI Economics Brief here! If you're interested in summarizing your latest research for a broader audience of decision-makers or want to share a thoughtful take, this is an opportunity to do so!
Thanks for sharing, Patrick!
I think there's also a brain gain effect that includes the spillivers on the ambition of siblings and friends of migrants besides remittances. I think we cant exclude the possible that for the top there exists brain drain in net, due to lacking data. I have heard of forthcoming research regarding brain gain, but here is one study:
Batista, Catia, Aitor Lacuesta, and Pedro C. Vicente. 2012. “Testing the ‘Brain Gain’ Hypothesis: Micro Evidence from Cape Verde.” Journal of Development Economics 97 (1): 32–45.
Congratulations, Corentin! It is great to see this starting officially after so much preparatory work!
We will meet at the Glühweinstand
I didnt know that they deleted it on the the EA Forum, but the new website is run by the Horizon Institute. In their newsletter I heard about the website.
I think most of their articles have been repackaged and can be found here: https://emergingtechpolicy.org/
Here in Munich, we are dealing with many similar issues since we started as a group focused on professionals and are now registered at the two big unis (TUM and LMU), which are the best in Germany. We have some irregular events catering to professionals, but the Intro Program and most of our event are frequented by both universities