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to HARPI.

Good research benefits from original ideas, careful criticism, and people willing to work through difficult questions.

Ways to contribute

Research

Original research

Share a research question, manuscript, mathematical result, or technical analysis relevant to AI safety, mathematics, or policy.

What to include

  • The question you are investigating and why it matters.
  • Your main result or proposed approach, including its assumptions.
  • A link to a draft or other work, if available.
Discuss your research

Review

Review and criticism

Examine an assumption, check a proof or source, or bring an objection or correction to our attention. Specific criticism helps make research better.

What to include

  • The paper, claim, or section your feedback concerns.
  • Your reasoning, supporting evidence, or a counterexample.
  • A proposed correction or alternative, if you have one.
Share your feedback

Collaboration

Policy and collaboration

Bring policy analysis, institutional experience, or a proposal for work that connects HARPI’s research areas.

What to include

  • The problem you want to address and the contribution you have in mind.
  • The relevant expertise or perspective you would bring.
  • A concrete starting point for working together.
Propose a collaboration

Authorship

Contributing under a pseudonym.

HARPI supports anonymous and pseudonymous authorship. You can introduce your work using a pseudonym; consider what your email account and any documents reveal about your identity.

Read our approach to anonymity

Something else?

Start a conversation.

If your idea does not fit one of these categories, contact us with a short description.

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