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Coefficient Giving reportedly on track to commit more than $1 billion to AI grants in 2026

Fox News reports that Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz and his wife, Cari Tuna, are the main funders of Coefficient Giving, an organization associated with the effective altruism movement.

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Fox News reports that Coefficient Giving committed $168 million to AI safety, security and related work in 2024, then more than doubled that to $351 million in 2025. According to Fox News, the organization says it is on track to commit more than $1 billion to AI-related grantmaking in 2026.

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Fox News@FoxNewsFacebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz’s billionaire-backed philanthropy network is pouring hundreds of millions into AI as pressure builds for Washington to regulate the rapidly advancing technology. Moskovitz and his wife Cari Tuna are the main funders of Coefficient Giving, a major organization associated with the "effective altruism" movement. It committed $168 million to AI safety, security and related work in 2024, then more than doubled that to $351 million in 2025. Coefficient Giving says it is on track to commit more than $1 BILLION to AI-related grantmaking in 2026. @FoxNewsAI21d
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    Fox News@FoxNewsFacebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz’s billionaire-backed philanthropy network is pouring hundreds of millions into AI as pressure builds for Washington to regulate the rapidly advancing technology. Moskovitz and his wife Cari Tuna are the main funders of Coefficient Giving, a major organization associated with the "effective altruism" movement. It committed $168 million to AI safety, security and related work in 2024, then more than doubled that to $351 million in 2025. Coefficient Giving says it is on track to commit more than $1 BILLION to AI-related grantmaking in 2026. @FoxNewsAI21d
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