A fellowship for teens (14-20) to start solving the world's most pressing problems. $500 scholarship and up to $15,000 for your project.
📅 Apply by March 31
Non-Trivial is an online fellowship for high schoolers to start an impactful research or policy project.
You'll join a world-class community and learn from speakers like AI pioneer Yoshua Bengio and philosopher Peter Singer.
📅 Early applications close 𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐜𝐡 𝟑𝟏𝐬𝐭!
As a teenager, Isaac Newton invented calculus. Mary Shelley wrote Frankenstein at age 18. Many people miss out on opportunities during their youth because they lack confidence or knowledge.
What is the best advice you would give your 16-year-old self today?
While your peers are posting selfies on the beach, you can gain valuable experience conducting research, advocating for policy changes, or building new technologies to reduce suffering. Choose a future you can be proud of.
$500 scholarship and $30,000 funding for world-changing projects. Join the Non-trivial fellowship – an 8-week online summer program to help you tackle one of humanity’s greatest challenges.
Nearly 50% of AI researchers put the odds of catastrophic harm from advanced artificial intelligence (AI) at greater than 1 in 10. Protect humanity from the risks from AI, so we can reap its benefits.
Expert forecasters predict a 38% chance of a global catastrophe this century (Besiroglu, 2018). Join our fellowship to help protect humanity from unprecedented risks from emerging technology.
Many of the world’s most pressing problems aren’t widely known or worked on. Fellows receive expert guidance to research and work on problems they think are the most pressing.
Climate change could cause societal instability, devastation of ecosystems, widespread poverty, and an increase in the severity of other global threats like manufactured pandemics, AI risks, and nuclear warfare.
AI may have effects on society larger than the Industrial Revolution. Yet, the number of people working full time to align advanced AI systems with human values could barely fill a lecture hall. You can help.
At age 18, Mary Shelley started writing Frankenstein. Shelley and other prodigies shared a common trait: rather than waiting for permission, they took action. You shouldn't either. Apply to our fellowship to start changing the world.
Do you want to tackle global issues like climate change, pandemics, and threats from artificial intelligence?
Over 8 weeks in our online fellowship, you’ll get expert guidance to help you tackle one of humanity’s greatest challenges. Plus, there's $30,000 in funding available.