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Toby Ord

ROLE RESEARCHERMENTIONS 3LAST SEEN OCTOBER 5, 2026
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Toby Ord is an Australian philosopher and senior researcher at Oxford University's AI Governance Initiative. He is best known for co-founding the effective altruism movement and establishing Giving What We Can, and for his research on existential risk and the long-term future of humanity. His work includes advising organizations such as the UN, WHO, and the UK Prime Minister's Office on global catastrophic risks, and he is the author of The Precipice: Existential Risk and the Future of Humanity.

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mention·Jack Clark from Import AI·OCTOBER 5, 2026

“"A good way to see AI swarms is as a new form of inference-scaling," he says.”

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mention·Jack Clark from Import AI·SEPTEMBER 21, 2026

“It seems highly unlikely that generation times can be brought arbitrarily close to zero. This provides an important kind of barrier to singular growth... One would expect the generation time for training the next generation of models to bottom out at some unyielding finite limit”

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mention·Dwarkesh·SEPTEMBER 17, 2026
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