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Longtermism's Philosophical Credibility After FTX - Footnote 44

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Last checked: 4/3/2026

WRONG DATE: The pause was lifted in late January 2023, according to the source, but the source does not mention the organization establishing new grant assessment guidance at that time. UNSUPPORTED: The source does not mention Open Philanthropy directing over $750 million in grants across its portfolios in 2023. UNSUPPORTED: The source does not mention Open Philanthropy renaming its "Longtermism" portfolio to "Global Catastrophic Risks (GCR)" in 2023–2024, or the reasons for the rebranding.

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forum.effectivealtruism.org/posts/FHJMKSwrwdTogYLGF/we-re-no-longer-pausing-most-new-longtermist-funding EA Funds(1 check)

contradicted30%Haiku 4.5 · 4/3/2026

Found: That pause was lifted in late January 2023, after the organization conducted an internal review and established new grant assessment guidance. In 2023, Open Philanthropy directed over \$750 million in…

Note: WRONG DATE: The pause was lifted in late January 2023, according to the source, but the source does not mention the organization establishing new grant assessment guidance at that time. UNSUPPORTED: The source does not mention Open Philanthropy directing over $750 million in grants across its portfolios in 2023. UNSUPPORTED: The source does not mention Open Philanthropy renaming its "Longtermism" portfolio to "Global Catastrophic Risks (GCR)" in 2023–2024, or the reasons for the rebranding.

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