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Jeremiah Stanghini

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I forecast questions that can’t be answered with certainty, and I build the operational machinery that lets small organizations act on answers like them.

Forecasting work since 2011, with organizations including Good Judgment Inc., Metaculus, the Swift Centre, RAND, the Forecasting Research Institute, and Mercor. First of 350 in the 2015 Good Judgment Project, and top-ten finishes in the Good Judgment, Metaculus, and RAND rankings in the years since.

Most of that work now points at artificial intelligence: serving as part of the human benchmark that AI forecasting systems are measured against, quantifying biosecurity risk from large language models, and modelling long-horizon AI risk scenarios for policy audiences.

Since 2025, operations at the Future of Life Foundation: fiscal sponsorship, grant and fellowship operations, contractor and vendor systems, and cross-entity compliance across two nonprofit entities.

From 2016 to 2024, digital transformation in the Government of Canada, as one of Canada’s Free Agents: AI product management, digital identity and credentials, data governance, and change management.

Jeremiah Stanghini
On the record
2009–2016Authored six hundred articles on decision-making, psychology, and strategy
2011–2021Adjunct professor, strategy and decision-making, George Mason University
2015Certified Superforecaster, Good Judgment Project
2016–2024Government of Canada: Transport Canada, Canada Revenue Agency, Fisheries and Oceans, Canadian Coast Guard, Canada’s Free Agents
2019National Creativity and Transformation Award, Transport Canada
2025–Operations Manager, Future of Life Foundation
OngoingFull history on LinkedIn
Selected forecasting on AI
2025Longitudinal Expert AI Panel. One of sixty forecasting monthly on AI capabilities, adoption, and impact
2025Forecasting biosecurity risk from large language models. One of twenty-two quantifying AI-enabled epidemic risk
2024AI forecasting capabilities. One of thirty-nine serving as the human benchmark
2023Adversarial collaboration on AI risk. One of ten analyzing AI safety scenarios
2023Conditional trees. One of eight modelling long-horizon AI risk
2022Existential Risk Persuasion Tournament. One of eighty-nine evaluating global catastrophic threats
Writing
2011–2019 A personal blog on decision-making, psychology, management, and whatever else I was reading at the time. Written under a different frame than the one I use now, and kept online as written. Read the archive.
Correspondence
jeremiahstanghini+web@gmail.com
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