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Longview Philanthropy

Longview Philanthropy advises and recommends philanthropic support, including for CeSIA and The Future Society. It appears as a recipient in historical Good Ventures grant data and as the employer of AI programme officer Aidan O’Gara in the September 2026 source read.

The funding evidence

Indexed first-party Good Ventures data records two January 2024 awards totalling USD595,426 and an October general-support award of USD15,162,840. Direct pages redirected or could not be reopened, so these remain indexed award records, not verified receipts. Effektiv Spenden reports support following Longview recommendations. CeSIA separately reported a two-year USD2 million recommendation dated 9 December 2025 and non-receipt at its statement time. Neither that recommendation nor O’Gara’s earlier CAIS affiliation establishes a Longview grant to CAIS or Australian age assurance.

What the records show

Aidan O’GaraLongview Philanthropy

AI Program Officer

Read 5 Sep 2026

Official team page read in the September 5 investigation; no grant to CAIS inferred.

Longview PhilanthropyCeSIA

recommended organizational support via Effektiv Spenden

H1/2024 allocation

Recommendation channel; not Longview disbursement or campaign-specific allocation.

Longview PhilanthropyMETR

Acknowledged supporter

Checked 14 September 2026; event date unresolved

Named among supporters over the years.

Longview PhilanthropyCeSIA

recipient reports two-year recommendation

Recommendation dated9Dec2025; statement update undated

CeSIA reports Dec9,2025 recommendation and non-receipt at undated statement time. No payment, legal grantor, current outstanding balance or Red Lines restriction established. Financial details: value: 2,000,000; currency: USD; kind: reported grant recommendation; period: two years; start unspecified

Good VenturesLongview Philanthropy

$595,426 indexed awards · Jan 2024

January 2024

Two recommended effective-giving information-sharing grants. Corroborated by an indexed first-party historical table; direct individual records redirected or could not be reopened. Not verified cash receipts or grant conditions.

Good VenturesLongview Philanthropy

$15.163m indexed award · Oct 2024

October 2024

Exact figure $15,162,840 for general support. Corroborated by indexed first-party data; direct grant pages redirected and one table open failed. Not cash-receipt proof, not funding of Australian age assurance.

From the investigation

Organizer resources behind the Global Call for AI Red Lines

The strongest financial connection is a shared intermediary: Effektiv Spenden reports supporting both CeSIA and The Future Society after Longview Philanthropy recommendations. These are organizational funding records. A separate CeSIA solicitation explicitly budgets Red Lines diplomatic follow-through. No inspected record establishes a paid, campaign-restricted grant, the launch's total cost, or donor authority over its wording.

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Further reading

Organizer resources behind the Global Call for AI Red Lines

Baseline evidence custody

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What the connections say

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Longview Philanthropyrecipient reports two-year recommendationCeSIA

Recommendation dated9Dec2025; statement update undated

Reported by the cited source

CeSIA reports Dec9,2025 recommendation and non-receipt at undated statement time. No payment, legal grantor, current outstanding balance or Red Lines restriction established.

Financial details: value: 2,000,000; currency: USD; kind: reported grant recommendation; period: two years; start unspecified

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Longview PhilanthropyAcknowledged supporterMETR

Checked 14 September 2026; event date unresolved

Named among supporters over the years. Amount and payment date unspecified.

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