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AI safety fellowship and research incubator.
SPAR Research Manager
KairosRemoteRemote
You guide mentors who each lead a research team in AI safety: research into how to stop powerful AI systems from causing serious harm.
AI safetyResearchManagementMid levelGeneralist, SPAR
KairosRemoteRemote
SPAR pairs people who want to start out in AI safety, the research into how to keep powerful AI systems safe, with experienced mentors.
AI safetyOperationsManagementMid levelSPAR Research Manager
KairosRemoteRemote
You won't do research yourself, but you help the people who lead it: many of SPAR's 250 mentors are leading a team for the first time, and together they guide more than 800 newcomers to AI safety each round, the field…
AI safetyManagementResearchMid levelRecruiter
KairosRemoteRemote
Kairos expects to double in size within six months, and each new hire runs programmes that hundreds of people pass through on their way to working on AI safety: the field that aims to prevent powerful AI systems from…
AI safetyOperationsCommunications and outreachMid levelGeneral Expression of Interest (EOI)
KairosRemoteRemote
Kairos does no AI safety research itself, but trains the people who will: more than 1,200 participants in two years, through fellowships and student groups.
AI safetyManagementCommunications and outreachEntry levelHead of Talent Operations
KairosRemoteRemote
Kairos trained more than 1,200 people in two years, but nobody systematically matches early-career researchers with open positions at AI safety organisations.
AI safetyOperationsManagementSeniorSPAR Research Manager
KairosRemoteRemote
Each round, SPAR pairs more than 400 early-career researchers with 130 mentors at places such as Anthropic, RAND and the UK AI Security Institute.
AI safetyManagementOperationsMid levelGeneralist (Talent Ops)
KairosRemoteRemote
Kairos trained more than 1,200 people for work on AI safety in two years, and is growing from 7 to around 20 staff.
AI safetyManagementOperationsMid level
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