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Spanish
Career guide
- 2017 version – Part 2: Can one person make a difference? What the evidence says.
- 2017 version – Part 11: All the best advice we could find on how to get a job
Career reviews
- AI safety technical research
- Economics PhDs
- Founder of new projects tackling top problems
- Product manager in tech
- Pursuing fame in art and entertainment
- Think tank research
Problem profiles
- Building effective altruism
- Factory farming
- Improving decision making (especially in important institutions)
- Preventing catastrophic pandemics
Advanced series
- A framework for comparing global problems in terms of expected impact
- Be more ambitious: a rational case for dreaming big (if you want to do good)
- Longtermism: the moral significance of future generations
- The best solutions are far more effective than others
- This is your most important decision
- Ways people trying to do good accidentally make things worse, and how to avoid them
Key articles
- Applying an unusual skill to a needed niche
- Government and policy in an area relevant to a top problem
- The best email scripts for cold-emailing
Other articles
- About us: what do we do, and how can we help?
- How hard is it to become Prime Minister of the United Kingdom?
- How much do hedge fund traders earn?
- Misconceptions about effective altruism
- Start here
- Why and how to earn to give
Older content
Portuguese
Career guide
Problem profiles
- Climate change
- Factory farming
- Global Priorities Research
- Great power conflict
- Nuclear war
- Preventing an AI-related catastrophe
- Preventing catastrophic pandemics
- Reducing global catastrophic biological risks
- Risks of stable totalitarianism
Advanced series
- A framework for comparing global problems in terms of expected impact
- How much do solutions to social problems differ in their effectiveness? A collection of all the studies we could find.
- How to identify your personal strengths
- Longtermism: a call to protect future generations
- The case for reducing existential risks
- This is your most important decision
- What is social impact? A definition
Other articles
- Anonymous advice: If you want to reduce AI risk, should you take roles that advance AI capabilities?
Podcast
French
Problem Profiles
- Preventing catastrophic pandemics (translation published September 2023)
Advanced series
- The case for reducing existential risks (translation published September 2023)
- This is your most important decision (translation published September 2023)
German
Career guide
- Part 1: What makes for a dream job? (translated in May 2023)
- Part 2: How much difference can one person make? (translated in May 2023)
- Part 3: Can you change the world without changing jobs? (translated in May 2023)
- Part 4: Where should you focus to have the most impact? (translated in May 2023)
Problem profiles
- Global Priorities Research (translated in February 2023)
- Preventing an AI-related catastrophe (translated in March 2023)
- Reducing global catastrophic biological risks (translated in July 2022, with updates in February 2023)
Advanced series
- This is your most important decision (translated in 2023)
Other articles
- Misconceptions about effective altruism (translated in 2023)
Norwegian
Problem profiles
Advanced series
Podcast
Other articles
Italian
Problem profiles
- AI risk
- Climate change
- Global Priorities Research
- Improving decision making (especially in important institutions)
- Risks of stable totalitarianism
- Space governance
Advanced series
- Moral uncertainty
- This is your most important decision
- Ways people trying to do good accidentally make things worse, and how to avoid them