In addition to the Future of Life Institute outreach efforts, FLI has a number of media ventures including: FLI Newsletters, FLI Podcasts, and FLI Papers.

The Future of Life Institute is a US-based non-profit focused on steering transformative technology towards benefitting life and away from extreme large-scale risks.

As the Communications Strategist at the Future of Life Institute, Maggie Munro supports the development and execution of FLI’s communications and outreach strategy, along with managing FLI’s social media presence and monthly newsletter. Prior to joining FLI, she worked in American politics.

Maggie is the lead organizer of FLI’s Digital Media Accelerator, “supporting digital content from creators raising awareness and understanding about ongoing AI developments and issues”.

Maggie holds an Honours degree in Political Science and Communication Studies from McGill University.

Source: Future of Life Institute

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