Portrait of Cari Tuna
Joi Ito · CC BY 2.0

A governance link to Good Ventures

Cari Tuna

A former Wall Street Journal reporter who co-founded Good Ventures with Dustin Moskovitz and took the lead in developing its approach to giving.

Background

Good Ventures identifies Tuna as its board chair. Its founders describe choosing causes by their importance, how neglected they are and whether further work can make progress. The resulting portfolio includes both immediate health needs and longer-term technological risks.

What the records show

Cari TunaGood Ventures

Cofounder / board chair

Observed 2026-09-05

Current governance disclosure at investigation cutoff.

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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Further reading

Baseline evidence custody

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What the connections say

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