Kelsey Piper

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Piper joined Vox in September 2018.[2] As of MayAugust 2022, she has published over 290300 articles on an extensive range of topics related to effective altruism, including animal product alternatives,[3][4] cash transfers,[5] climate change,[6] COVID-19 pandemic,[7][8] cultured meat,[9] deworming,[10][11] the Doomsday Clock,[11]12][12]13] electoral reform,[13]14][14]15] farmed animal welfare,[15]16] forecasting,[16]17][17]18] foreign aid,[18]19][19]20] global catastrophic biological risk,[20]21][21]22] global catastrophic risk,[22]23][23]24] the hinge of history hypothesis,[24]25] human extinction,[25]26] information hazards,[26]27] malaria,[27]28][28]29] nuclear winter,[29]30][30]31] pandemic preparedness[31]32]prediction markets,[32]33] space colonization,[33]34] the timing of philanthropy,[34]35][35]36] universal basic income,[36]37][37]38] and the vulnerable world hypothesis,[38]39] among many others.[39]40]

Piper's article outlining the case for taking artificial intelligence as an existential risk seriously has been praised by many as a rigorous yet accessible introduction to the topic.[40]41]

In early February 2020, when less than a dozen COVID-19 cases had been confirmed in the United States and many media outlets and health authorities were dismissive of the risks posed by SARS-CoV-2,[41][42][43][44] Piper wrote about the possibility that it might become a global pandemic and emphasized the importance of an early response.[7][44]45]

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    Zabel, Claire (2015) A different take on giving back, The Stanford Daily, February 5.

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    Piper, Kelsey (2019) The rise of meatless meat, explained, Vox, May 28.

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    Piper, Kelsey (2020) Don’t scold people for worrying about the coronavirus, Vox, February 6.

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    Piper, Kelsey (2021) How bad research clouded our understanding of Covid-19, Vox, December 17.

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    Piper, Kelsey (2022) The return of the “worm wars”, Vox, July 19.

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    Piper, Kelsey (2019) How to get better at predicting the future, Vox, April 5.

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    Matthews, Dylan, Kelsey Piper & Sigal Samuel (2022) 22 things we think will happen in 2022, Vox, January 1.

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    Piper, Kelsey (2019) Why foreign aid is getting better at saving lives, Vox, May 7.

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In early February 2020, when less than a dozen COVID-19 cases had been confirmed in the United States and many media outlets and health authorities were dismissive of the risks posed by SARS-CoV-2,[41][42] Piper[43] Piper wrote about the possibility that it might become a global pandemic and emphasized the importance of an early response.[7][44]

In early February 2020, when less than a dozen COVID-19 cases had been confirmed in the United States and many media outlets and health authorities were dismissive of the risks posed by SARS-CoV-2,[41][42] Piper[43] wrote about the possibility that it might become a global pandemic and emphasized the importance of an early response.[7][43]44]

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    Zabel, Claire (2015) A different take on giving back, The Stanford Daily, February 5.

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    Piper, Kelsey (2019) The rise of meatless meat, explained, Vox, May 28.

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    Piper, Kelsey (2020) Don’t scold people for worrying about the coronavirus, Vox, February 6.

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    Piper, Kelsey (2021) How bad research clouded our understanding of Covid-19, Vox, December 17.

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    Piper, Kelsey (2019) How to get better at predicting the future, Vox, April 5.

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    Matthews, Dylan, Kelsey Piper & Sigal Samuel (2022) 22 things we think will happen in 2022, Vox, January 1.

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    Piper, Kelsey (2019) Why foreign aid is getting better at saving lives, Vox, May 7.

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In early February 2020, when less than a dozen COVID-19 cases had been confirmed in the United States and many media outlets and health authorities were dismissive of the risks posed by SARS-CoV-2,[41][42] Piper wrote about the possibility that it might become a global pandemic and emphasized the importance of an early response.[7][41]43]

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    Zabel, Claire (2015) A different take on giving back, The Stanford Daily, February 5.

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    Piper, Kelsey (2019) The rise of meatless meat, explained, Vox, May 28.

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    Piper, Kelsey (2020) Don’t scold people for worrying about the coronavirus, Vox, February 6.

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    Piper, Kelsey (2021) How bad research clouded our understanding of Covid-19, Vox, December 17.

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    Piper, Kelsey (2019) How to get better at predicting the future, Vox, April 5.

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    Matthews, Dylan, Kelsey Piper & Sigal Samuel (2022) 22 things we think will happen in 2022, Vox, January 1.

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    Piper, Kelsey (2019) Why foreign aid is getting better at saving lives, Vox, May 7.

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    Piper, Kelsey (2019) Is this the most important

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    Zabel, Claire (2015) A different take on giving back, The Stanford Daily, February 5.

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    Piper, Kelsey (2019) The rise of meatless meat, explained, Vox, May 28.

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    Piper, Kelsey (2020) Don’t scold people for worrying about the coronavirus, Vox, February 6.

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    Piper, Kelsey (2021) How bad research clouded our understanding of Covid-19, Vox, December 17.

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    Piper, Kelsey (2019) How to get better at predicting the future, Vox, April 5.

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    Matthews, Dylan, Kelsey Piper & Sigal Samuel (2022) 22 things we think will happen in 2022, Vox, January 1.

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    Piper, Kelsey (2019) Why foreign aid is getting better at saving lives, Vox, May 7.

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    Piper, Kelsey (2019) Is this the most important century in human history?, Vox, September 26.

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    Piper, Kelsey (2022) When scientific information is dangerous, Vox, March 30.

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    Piper, Kelsey (2021) The new malaria vaccine is a total game changer, Vox, April 28.

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Piper joined Vox in September 2018.[2] As of March 2022, she has published over 280 articles on an extensive range of topics related to effective altruism, including animal product alternatives,[3][4] cash transfers,[5] climate change,[6] COVID-19 pandemic,[7][8] cultured meat,[9] deworming,[10] the Doomsday Clock,[11][12] electoral reform,[13][14] farmed animal welfare,[15] forecasting,[16][17] foreign aid,[18][19] global catastrophic biological risk,[20][21] global catastrophic risk,[22][23] the hinge of history hypothesis,[24] human extinction,[25] information hazards,[26] malaria,[27][28] nuclear winter,[29][30] pandemic preparedness[31]prediction markets,[31]32] space colonization,[32]33] the timing of philanthropy,[33]34][34]35] universal basic income,[35]36][36]37] and the vulnerable world hypothesis,[37]38] among many others.[38]39]

Piper's article outlining the case for taking artificial intelligence as an existential risk seriously has been praised by many as a rigorous yet accessible introduction to the topic.[39]40]

In early February 2020, when less than a dozen COVID-19 cases had been confirmed in the United States and many media outlets and health authorities were dismissive of the risks posed by SARS-CoV-2, Piper wrote about the possibility that it might become a global pandemic and emphasized the importance of an early response.[7][41]

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    Zabel, Claire (2015) A different take on giving back, The Stanford Daily, February 5.

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    Piper, Kelsey (2019) The rise of meatless meat, explained, Vox, May 28.

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    Piper, Kelsey (2020) Don’t scold people for worrying about the coronavirus, Vox, February 6.

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    Piper, Kelsey (2021) How bad research clouded our understanding of Covid-19, Vox, December 17.

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    Piper, Kelsey (2019) How to get better at predicting the future, Vox, April 5.

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    Matthews, Dylan, Kelsey Piper & Sigal Samuel (2022) 22 things we think will happen in 2022, Vox, January 1.

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    Piper, Kelsey (2019) Why foreign aid is getting better at saving lives, Vox, May 7.

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Piper joined Vox in September 2018.[2] As of March 2022, she has published over 280 articles on an extensive range of topics related to effective altruism, including animal product alternatives,[3][4] cash transfers,[5] climate change,[6] COVID-19 pandemic,[7][8] cultured meat,[9] deworming,[10] the Doomsday Clock,[11][12] electoral reform,[13][14] farmed animal welfare,[15] forecasting,[16][17] foreign aid,[18][19] global catastrophic biological risk,[20][21] global catastrophic risk,[22][23] the hinge of history hypothesis,[24] human extinction,[25]  malariainformation hazards,[26] malaria,[27][28] nuclear winter,[28]29][29]30] prediction markets,[30]31] space colonization,[31]32] the timing of philanthropy,[32]33][33]34] universal basic income,[34]35][35]36] and the vulnerable world hypothesis,[36]37] among many others.[37]38]

Piper's article outlining the case for taking artificial intelligence as an existential risk seriously has been praised by many as a rigorous yet accessible introduction to the topic.[38]39]

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    Zabel, Claire (2015) A different take on giving back, The Stanford Daily, February 5.

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    Piper, Kelsey (2019) The rise of meatless meat, explained, Vox, May 28.

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    Piper, Kelsey (2020) Don’t scold people for worrying about the coronavirus, Vox, February 6.

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    Piper, Kelsey (2021) How bad research clouded our understanding of Covid-19, Vox, December 17.

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    Piper, Kelsey (2019) How to get better at predicting the future, Vox, April 5.

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    Matthews, Dylan, Kelsey Piper & Sigal Samuel (2022) 22 things we think will happen in 2022, Vox, January 1.

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    Piper, Kelsey (2019) Why foreign aid is getting better at saving lives, Vox, May 7.

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    Piper, Kelsey (2019) Why governments are bad

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