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Cooperative AI Foundation
Cooperative AI Foundation is a UK charity and company supporting research on cooperation and risks in systems with multiple AI agents. It supported the 2025 Athens Roundtable and reports hosting the speakers’ reception before the event.
Support, governance and research agenda
CAIF reports a USD15 million philanthropic commitment from Macroscopic Ventures; payment timing and event allocation are undisclosed. Jesse Clifton, described as a Macroscopic grantmaking officer in a recipient-hosted biography, was appointed a director on 6 June 2025. CAIF reports advocating multi-agent risk monitoring in the Athens private dialogue and jointly considers applications to Scaling AI Safety for a Multi-Agent World. These are distinct funding, governance and agenda links; the House of Lords reception venue does not establish parliamentary endorsement.
Cooperative AI Foundation → Scaling AI Safety for a Multi-Agent World
named joint supporting party considering applications
Joint consideration; voting, recusal and individual contributions not disclosed. DeepMind is the named current brand, not an identified legal grantor or separate cash contribution.
The support layer now has two concrete operational links: Cooperative AI Foundation (CAIF) reports hosting the speakers' reception and contributing to the private red-lines discussion; deliberAIde publishes a named TFS testimonial about its platform helping with the event and report. Fathom is resolved to the AI-governance nonprofit at fathom.org, FEIN 93-4840479, whose own current site describes a TFS partnership on verified redlines. No inspected source assigns a 2025 Athens payment amount or grants editorial approval rights.
Joint consideration; voting, recusal and individual contributions not disclosed. DeepMind is the named current brand, not an identified legal grantor or separate cash contribution.