
Some will defend this as standard political practice — a justifiable means to getting an AI safety champion elected. I think that's the wrong instinct.
As I said when @vronirwin previously criticized Public First’s lack of donor transparency, I wish AI safety orgs held themselves to a higher standard.
It’s very hard to claim the moral high ground when using tactics like this — and it would not have been hard to disclose this transfer before election day so that voters can make up their own minds.
