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Centre for the Study of Existential Risk (CSER), University of Cambridge

Type
Academic institution
Lieu
Royaume-Uni — United Kingdom (Cambridge)
Dernière vérification
2026-09-22
Prochaine vérification
2027-03-21

Pas encore traduit — affiché en anglais.

Comment les joindre

  • CSER general enquiries · Email address
    Vérifié · 2026-09-22

    Anyone

    Verified via the ITH contact page, which explicitly invites direct contact with centre teams about education, visitor and affiliate programmes.

  • Institute for Technology and Humanity (parent institute) · Email address
    Vérifié · 2026-09-22

    General

  • Visitor and affiliate programmes · Official membership list
    Vérification expirée · 2026-09-22

    Ce canal est conservé uniquement comme référence. Sa vérification est absente, date de plus de 180 jours, ou la période de contact n'est pas ouverte actuellement ; ne vous y fiez pas avant une nouvelle vérification.

    Researchers

    A real route for external academics to affiliate.

  • Homepage · Homepage
    Non contrôlé

Ce qu'il fait

Interdisciplinary research centre on risks that threaten human extinction or civilisational collapse — AI, biological risk, climate and ecological risk, and systemic/cascading risk. Now part of Cambridge's Institute for Technology and Humanity (ITH) alongside LCFI and the Centre for Human-Inspired AI. Runs education programmes, visitor and affiliate schemes.

Évaluation franche

A published, monitored inbox and an explicit invitation to contact centre teams about visiting and affiliation — notably more open than most academic centres. Academic pace; it will not act as a rapid-response channel.

Préoccupations couvertes

Global catastrophic and existential risk across multiple hazard classes; on AI, both loss of control and AI as a risk-amplifier for other hazards. Also strong on the governance of extreme risk generally.

Canal gouvernemental

Real in the UK — CSER researchers have given parliamentary evidence and advised on UK risk registers and international processes.

Sources

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