“Its mission was to address deeply unresolved questions crucial for people seeking to do the most good, where good is understood in impartial terms.”In its own words: globalprioritiesinstitute.org
Interdisciplinary research institute at the University of Oxford (2018–2025) that worked on philosophy, economics and psychology of global priorities, including longtermism. Closed at the end of July 2025.
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Received $1.1M from 1 funder
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Checked 25 Oct 2026
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3 grants totalling $1.1M, newest first.
2023 2 grants · $838k
| Date | Funder | Amount | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 2023 | Global Catastrophic Risks Opportunities | ~$462k | Global Priorities Institute — General Support (October 2023) [AI-safety share est. 15% of $3,078,461 (range 5–25%): GPI researched global priorities broadly (ethics of the long-term future, existential risk, animal welfare, philanthropy, and AI risks); 4 of the 23 GPI working pap source |
| Feb 2023 | Global Catastrophic Risks Opportunities | ~$376k | Global Priorities Institute — General Support (2023) [AI-safety share est. 15% of $2,506,291 (range 5–25%): GPI researched global priorities broadly (ethics of the long-term future, existential risk, animal welfare, philanthropy, and AI risks); 4 of the 23 GPI working papers date source |
2022 1 grant · $230k
| Date | Funder | Amount | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 2022 | Global Catastrophic Risks Opportunities | ~$230k | Global Priorities Institute — General Support (2022) [AI-safety share est. 10% of $2,296,001 (range 0–20%): a two-year grant to GPI, which researched global priorities broadly; none of the 4 GPI working papers dated 2023 on its own publications list is about AI, and 4 of the 19 d source |