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Alex Bores (D-NY)

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New York

NY Assembly member (ex-Palantir engineer); authored the RAISE Act (passed June 2025; signed by Hochul Dec 19, 2025; chapter amendment aligning with SB 53 finalized Mar 27, 2026; effective Jan 1, 2027). Ran for NY-12 and became the epicenter of the first AI-policy election: $27.41M of AI super-PAC money hit the race — $19.26M pro-safety FOR him (Dream NYC, You Can Push Back, Guardrails Alliance, the Public First network) against $8.15M from LTF's Think Big OPPOSING him — and he still lost to Micah Lasher (June 2026). The lesson both sides took: money was necessary but not sufficient, and the safety coalition's first electoral star lost on local politics.

Connections

  • Gov. Kathy Hochulsigned (amended) his RAISE Act
  • EncodeRAISE Act advocacy alliance
  • Jobs and Democracy PAC & Defending Our Values PACsupported in NY-12
  • Dream NYC$2.48M IE supporting
  • Guardrails Alliance$285k IE supporting
  • You Can Push Back$1.9M IE supporting (Larsen/Ripple money — non-EA)
  • Transformer AI Campaign Finance Trackerdocumented the NY-12 money war
  • Sneha Revanurallied on NY RAISE Act
  • Chris Larsenfunded pro-safety support for (You Can Push Back)
  • Micah Lasher (D-NY)defeated in NY-12 primary

Sources

  • https://elections.transformernews.ai/races/ny-h-12
  • https://techcrunch.com/2025/11/17/a16z-backed-super-pac-is-targeting-alex-bores-sponsor-of-new-yorks-ai-safety-bill-he-says-bring-it-on/

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Grant Databases & Source Records

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Primary grants database

Coefficient Giving grants database ↗

The essential searchable archive for grants made by Coefficient Giving, formerly Open Philanthropy. Use its filters to inspect grantees, focus areas, dates, and individual award pages.

Main site ↗Legacy Open Phil archive ↗
Coefficient Giving portfolios

Program-level grant trails ↗

Enter the major portfolios directly, then continue into their associated grants and strategy material.

Transformative AI ↗Farm animals ↗Biosecurity ↗Abundance & growth ↗
Global health grantmaking

GiveWell all grants ↗

Published grant pages and allocations across GiveWell’s global health and wellbeing portfolio, including top-charity and higher-uncertainty opportunities.

All Grants Fund ↗Top Charities Fund ↗
EA regranting

EA Funds grants ↗

A navigable public list of grants recommended through EA Funds, with fund, grantee, date, amount, and payout-status records.

Long-Term Future ↗Animal Welfare ↗Global Health ↗
Cross-funder index

EA Grants Database ↗

A consolidated research dataset spanning thousands of grants across major EA-aligned funders. Useful for comparing recipients and totals across separate grant programs.

Explore database ↗Method and release notes ↗
Major donor records

Good Ventures grants database ↗

The donor-side portfolio behind much of Coefficient Giving’s directed grantmaking, with searchable recipient and award records.

Portfolio overview ↗Nonprofit Explorer ↗
Independent regranting

Survival and Flourishing Fund ↗

Public recommendation rounds and award tables for SFF’s grantmaking across existential-risk, forecasting, policy, and rationalist-adjacent organizations.

Recommendation tables ↗About SFF ↗
Other large flows

FLI grant programs ↗

Grant programs and recipient announcements from the Future of Life Institute, complemented by public nonprofit and election-spending records.

FLI grants ↗FEC expenditures ↗OpenSecrets ↗

Selected Trails

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Coefficient Giving

  • Good Ventures → Coefficient Giving$4B+
  • Navigating Transformative AI portfolio≈ $600–800M
  • CSET at Georgetown$140M+
  • FAR AI$28.7M
  • BlueDot Impact$25.6M
  • MATS$23.6M
  • GovAI≈ $20M
  • Redwood Research≈ $21M
  • Farm Animal Welfare portfolio≈ $400M+
  • Biosecurity and pandemic preparedness≈ $300M

Global health & movement

  • GiveWell-directed global health≈ $1.5B
  • Against Malaria Foundation, 2024$96.3M
  • Malaria Consortium, 2024≈ $87M
  • Helen Keller Intl, 2024$54M
  • New Incentives, 2024≈ $12M
  • SFF distributions, 2019–2025$141M
  • EA Funds public grant ledger1,600+ grants
  • Abundance and Growth Fund$120M
  • Lead Exposure Action Fund$50M
  • EA movement infrastructure≈ $100M

Independent & institutional

  • Vitalik Buterin → Future of Life Institute$665.8M SHIB
  • FLI → European affiliate$180.3M
  • FLI → Lightcone Foundation$50M
  • FLI → Future of Life Foundation$25M
  • Amazon → Anthropic$8B+
  • Google → Anthropic$3B+
  • Microsoft → OpenAI$13.75B era
  • FTX clawback from Effective Ventures$26.8M
  • Federal independent expenditureslive FEC data
  • PAC and outside-spending cross-checklive records

Note. Amounts record snapshots and retain approximation markers. Verify individual grant dates, amendments, recipient names, and current totals on the linked databases

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