Cambridge Existential Risks Initiative Information

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The Cambridge Existential Risks Initiative (CERI) is a network of academics and students at the University of Cambridge working to mitigate existential risks. An 'existential risk' (x-risk) is an event that could permanently and drastically reduce humanity’s potential, for example by causing human extinction. Examples of existential risks include extreme runaway climate change, a nuclear war, engineered pandemics, or risks from advanced AI. Other risks also exist, including global authoritarian lock-in.

Website	https://www.camxrisk.org
Employees	2 (0 on RocketReach)
Industry	Education
Competitors	University of California, Berkeley, OpenAI, Utah State University, Oxford Women in Physics, Acton Institute, Future of Life Institute (FLI), The Long Now Foundation, Centre for the Study of Existential Risk, University of Cambridge, Machine Intelligence Research Institute, Global Catastrophic Risk Institute +35 more (view full list)