Organisation·Oakland, USA
“The Institute for Security and Technology is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that unites technology and policy leaders to build actionable solutions to the security challenges of our time.”In its own words: securityandtechnology.org
Governance & policy

Nonprofit think tank bringing together technologists and policymakers on emerging security challenges, including AI risk reduction and recursive self-improvement.

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Received $1.8M from 5 funders

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Led by Megan Stifel (Chief Operating Officer)Checked 25 Oct 2026

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All grants

7 grants totalling $1.8M, newest first.

2026 1 grant · $49k
DateFunderAmountPurpose
Apr 2026Founders Pledge$49kWorkshop on AI x nuclear risks at the Pacific Forum US-China dialogues source
2025 4 grants · $1.1M
DateFunderAmountPurpose
Jun 2025Founders Pledge$140kPlanning new US-China strategic dialogues on AGI and superintelligence source
Mar 2025Coefficient Giving$284kSemiconductor Policy source
Mar 2025Global Catastrophic Risks Opportunities$241kInstitute for Security and Technology — AI Chip Export Control Initiative — Open Philanthropy recommended a grant of $240,597 to the Institute for Security and Technology to support research and workshops on AI chip export control enforcement. This work, led by Individual #9788.. source
2025Future of Life Institute$484kReligious communities AI ethics education resources. — Multistakeholder Engagement for Safe and Prosperous AI Grants source
2024 2 grants · $643k
DateFunderAmountPurpose
10 Dec 2024Survival and Flourishing Fund$400kInitiative Committee 2024: General support (paid by Jaan Tallinn 2024-12-10) source
2024Future of Life Institute$243kFramework for antitrust enforcement balancing security concerns. — Mitigate AI-Driven Power Concentration Grants source