NLProgram Lead, Working Groups
Responsible AIxBio CollaborativeRemote
Why this is on the board
New AI models can help malicious actors design biological weapons, while the AI labs, biotech companies and policymakers who need to stop that rarely sit at the same table. At a new organisation you build the working groups where they do, and what you set up now will shape how that organisation works later. Whether the working groups lead to agreements remains to be seen.
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About the role
Lead strategy and execution of working groups addressing intentional misuse risks from AI-enabled biological tools at a new nonprofit. - Turn R-ABC's strategic aims into practical workplans, timelines, and deliverables; manage senior stakeholders from AI labs, biotech, and policy organisations. - Spot and address threats to member engagement, stakeholder trust, and workstream coherence; collaborate with outside technical experts to produce high-quality outputs. - Represent R-ABC in direct eng…
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