Organisation·Founded 2022·London, UK
“We are a charity enabling work to tackle the most pressing global issues, focussed on reducing risks posed by advanced AI.”In its own words: arcadiaimpact.org
Field-buildingEducation & trainingAlignment research

Charity registered in England and Wales working to reduce risks from advanced AI, running LASR Labs, the AI Governance Taskforce and an alignment research team collaborating with the UK AI Security Institute.

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Received $12M from 3 funders

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Led by Joe Hardie (Director)Checked 25 Oct 2026

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All grants

7 grants totalling $12M, newest first.

2026 2 grants · $2.5M
DateFunderAmountPurpose
Apr 2026Coefficient Giving$1.9MArcadia Impact Alignment Project source
19 Feb 2026The Alignment Project~$590kAlignment Project round 1 (lead: Individual #10205): Building alignment research capacity in collaboration with AISI alignment team. Amount undisclosed; awards £50k–£1M from a £27m pool across 60 announced projects. source
2025 3 grants · $7.8M
DateFunderAmountPurpose
Nov 2025Coefficient Giving$32kResearch on Diffuse Threat Models in AI Systems source
Oct 2025Coefficient Giving$7.2MAI Safety Community Building source
Jun 2025Coefficient Giving$540kAI Governance Research Fellowship source
2024 1 grant · $1.6M
DateFunderAmountPurpose
Oct 2024Global Catastrophic Risks Opportunities$1.6MArcadia Impact — EA and AI Group Support in London — Open Philanthropy recommended a grant of £1,256,600 (approximately $1,635,580 at the time of conversion) to Arcadia Impact to support the LEAH office space, effective altruism groups in London, and... [Global Catastrophic Risks source
2023 1 grant · $203k
DateFunderAmountPurpose
Nov 2023Global Catastrophic Risks Opportunities~$203kArcadia Impact — University Group Support [AI-safety share est. 50% of $405,254 (range 30–70%): the grant text says it supports 'effective altruism and AI safety groups' at London universities, so the AI safety groups are taken as about half; no split by group is given.] source