A research map of the effective-altruism / AI-safety ecosystem, compiled from public sources. Nodes are organizations, projects, people, and concepts; edges are documented relationships — each shown on the entity’s card with an evidence excerpt and a source link.
Lenses. Overview colors nodes by community. Money flow shows publicly reported funding (capital → grantmakers → recipients). EA affiliation places entities by how strong their documented link to EA is — strongest at the center.
How categories are assigned. A person’s EA affiliation is graded from public evidence and shown with the receipt: self-identification in their own words, a documented role at an EA organization, participation in EA forums or events, or receipt of EA-affiliated funding. Organizations and projects are graded the same way. A large independent institution — a university, a government body, or a major commercial lab — is not labeled EA merely because EA-affiliated people work there or it has received EA money; that is EA reaching into an institution, not the institution being EA. Ideology tags (longtermist, rationalist, AI-safety) are tracked separately and are not folded into EA affiliation.
Limitations & disclaimer. Provided for research, educational, and journalistic purposes only. Compiled from publicly available sources and offered “as is” without warranty of any kind; it may contain errors or omissions and is not represented as complete, current, or 100% accurate. EA-affiliation tiers, ideology tags, funding roles, and other associations are automated analytical interpretations, not statements of fact — a label describes association only, not control or direction, and nothing here alleges unlawful conduct by any named person or organization. Each placement is backed by a citation you can check; please verify before relying on it. Quotes are verbatim from material the person authored, linked to the full source so context is preserved. The author disclaims all liability for any use of, or reliance on, its contents.