Talks
Over the last few years, I've spoken on the principles of high-impact philanthropy and longtermism at several universities and public events. These include:
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Stanford Existential Risks Conference, one of the first major academic conferences dedicated to the study of existential risks at Stanford.
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The OECD annual meeting for foundations focused on strategic foresight and development.
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Web Summit, "the best technology conference on the planet", Lisbon.
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Devcon 5, the annual Ethereum conference, Osaka.
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BBC Media, Tech & Society Conference, the BBC's annual emerging technology conference (panel recorded for the Beyond Today podcast).
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Collision, North America's fastest-growing tech conference, Toronto.
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HowTheLightGetsIn, the world's largest philosophy festival, London.
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The Conference on Animal Rights in Europe (CARE), Prague.
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Effective Altruism Global, the effective altruism community's biannual conference, London and San Francisco.
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Devcon 4, the annual Ethereum conference, Prague.
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'Forum 2018', hosted by the Adam Smith Institute, London.
Videos from some of these events are below.
How to spend money and save people
High-stakes decision making: how to maximise your impact by Liv Boeree & Natalie Cargill (Devcon4)
Saving the world with high-impact philanthropy
Morality or equality? | Peter Tatchell, Natalie Cargill, David Miller
Podcasts & Blogs
I've co-hosted the 80,000 Hours podcast with Rob Wiblin, a show about the world’s most pressing problems and how you can use your career to solve them.
We interviewed Bruce Friedrick, executive director of the Good Food Institute, about how outstanding meat replacements could be the most effective way to help animals here; Sharon Nunez and Jose Valle, founders of Animal Equality, about undercover investigations to expose animal cruelty here; and Marie Gibbons, research fellow with the Good Food Institute, on the science and technology behind clean meat here.
I've also written a career review for 80,000 hours, exploring the pros and cons of working in law, which you can read here.
