In Developmenet, a global development-focused magazine founded by Lauren Gilbert, has just opened their first call for pitches. They are looking for 2-4k word stories about things happening in the developing world. They're especially excited about pitches from people living in low and middle income countries. They pay 2k USD per article, submissions close Jan 12. More info here

I don't know anyone there but the 30M figure came from their website https://macroscopic.org/grants

Was there any reason for omitting Macroscopic Ventures? They give on the order of 30M/per year

Who is the intended audience for the book? Is there something your hoping to achieve with the book or did you just want to write a book?

In this book you interview lots of people in AI. As somewhat of an outsider, do you have any views on things you think the AI safety community is wrong about, ideas that seem far-fetched, or things they should be focusing more on?

Do you think religion is an important part of British culture and heritage? Could I be a genuine Anglofuturist as an atheist?

Someone told me you don't like reading books, is that correct? If so, what made you want to write a book regardless?

How did you end up interested in both Effective Altruism and Anglofuturism? They seem like pretty different communities. What are some things you think EA gets wrong and Anglofuturism gets right and vice versa?

What advice would you have for someone looking to get into science communication? What are the main mistakes you see?

What's thing do you think effective altruists most commonly get wrong about global health, or an area where you have different views?