Alexandra Bos

[Crossposted from: https://www.catalyze-impact.org/blog] We are excited to introduce the eleven organizations that participated in the London-based Winter 2024/25 Catalyze AI Safety Incubation Program. Through the support of members of our Seed Funding Network, a number of these young organizations have already received initial funding. This program was open to both for-profit and non-profit founders from all over the world, allowing them to choose the structure that best serves their mission and approach. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our mentors, funders, advisors, the LISA offices staff, and all participants who helped make this pilot incubation program successful. This post provides an overview of these organizations and their missions to improve AI safety. If you're interested in supporting these organizations with additional funding or would like to get involved with them in other ways, you'll find details in the sections below. To stay up to date on our activities, or to be involved in future iterations of the program, please consider subscribing to our newsletter and/or filling out our expression of interest form. Group picture in front of the LISA offices. The AI Safety Organizations * Wiser Human advances AI control by modelling risks, stress-testing safeguards, and developing subversion-robust control protocols. * [Stealth] is bringing the Industrial Revolution to science, starting with systematizing AI alignment with AI agents. * TamperSec develops hardware security for AI hardware, enabling international AI governance. * Netholabs is a Whole Brain Emulation (WBE) research organization dedicated to preserving and enhancing human agency. * More Light protects insiders and evidence against bad actors in frontier AI labs, and helps apply strategic legal pressure to achieve reforms. * Lyra Research is leveraging existing model capabilities to directly automate safety research with agentic systems, today. * Luthien is building on AI C