Develop and market video game to explain the Stop Button Problem to the public & STEM individuals

$100K

Funder

Long-Term Future Fund (LTFF)wiki

Recipient

Lone Pine Games, LLC

Program

Long-Term Future Fund Grant Rounds

Date

Jul 2022

Data source

Source

funds.effectivealtruism.org↗

Notes

[Long-Term Future Fund] Develop and market video game to explain the Stop Button Problem to the public & STEM individuals

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