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Center for Applied Rationality (CFAR)

Edited by habryka last updated 9th Jul 2020

The Center for Applied Rationality (CFAR) is a nonprofit research institute located in Berkeley, California, that was co-founded by Eliezer Yudkowsky, with many top-contributors of LessWrong having participated in their workshops and many staff having written well-received posts on LessWrong.

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173Three ways CFAR has changed my view of rationality

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97My experience at and around MIRI and CFAR (inspired by Zoe Curzi's writeup of experiences at Leverage)

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95What is Going On With CFAR?

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109We run the Center for Applied Rationality, AMA

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20The Story CFAR

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63CFAR: Progress Report & Future Plans

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274Comment reply: my low-quality thoughts on why CFAR didn't get farther with a "real/efficacious art of rationality"

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65Further discussion of CFAR’s focus on AI safety, and the good things folks wanted from “cause neutrality”

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53Results of a One-Year Longitudinal Study of CFAR Alumni

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14What's the CFAR position on how the workbook can be used?

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215Checklist of Rationality Habits

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122CFAR Handbook: Introduction

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98Opening Session Tips & Advice

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254CFAR Participant Handbook now available to all

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