Portrait of Dustin Moskovitz
Dustin Moskovitz · CC BY-SA 3.0

Source of wealth and foundation governance

Dustin Moskovitz

A Facebook and Asana co-founder who established Good Ventures with Cari Tuna to give away most of their wealth.

Background

Good Ventures lists Moskovitz as secretary and treasurer. His personal and philanthropic roles need to be distinguished from the companies he helped found: they are different sources of money and authority.

What the records show

Dustin MoskovitzGood Ventures

Cofounder / secretary / treasurer

Observed 2026-09-05

Current governance disclosure at cutoff; no Facebook/Asana corporate contribution inferred.

From the investigation

Financial record

The same return names Cari Tuna as president/director and Dustin Moskovitz as secretary/treasurer/director. This connects the named scholarship to the foundation's governance. It supplies no present campaign compensation, scholarship conditions, continuing obligation or instruction concerning this resignation. Personal recipient address is deliberately omitted from this note; the public filing remains in the separate original capture.

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Main result

CAIS has a documented public communications pathway connecting a research nonprofit, a separate policy advocacy nonprofit, and creator training/placement. The historical donor trail reaches Good Ventures (Cari Tuna / Dustin Moskovitz, advised by Open Philanthropy, now Coefficient Giving), SVCF, and FLI. The public evidence does not establish who financed a particular 2026 creator offer, current donor concentration, or donor control of particular videos. A historically indexed October 2023 Good Ventures entry is explicitly labelled an exit grant; do not casually call Open Phil/Good Ventures CAIS's current paymaster.

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No donation bridge established in the checked records

FEC Schedule A — C00411330 / MOSKOVITZ / 2025–2026 · FEC Schedule A — C00411330 / TEGMARK / 2025–2026 · FEC Schedule A — C00411330 / TALLINN / 2025–2026 · FEC Schedule A — C00411330 / TUNA / 2025–2026

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No donation bridge established in the checked records

Separate queries for Moskovitz, Tegmark, Tallinn and Tuna returned no disclosed entries for that committee and transaction period. Selected AI-safety employer queries also returned none. This is not a lifetime donor audit, a review of Casar’s finances, or proof that no outside resources supported advocacy. Unitemized contributions, spelling variants, other committees and earlier periods limit the result; available committee reports also predate September. No financial edge from the named AI-safety donors to Sanders has been added.

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Further reading

Baseline evidence custody

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What the connections say

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