The generality of this approach is a positive, since public awareness of AI risk itself is likely a prerequisite of good AI policy, which is likely a prerequisite of safe AI development.

I agree. Awareness is good in general, but some of the most watched clips don't really touch on AI Safety, and none of them have calls to action. ("Learn More Here," "Share This," "Call your representatives," etc.)

Congratulations on the launch of the 30 minute cut!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQ8zhrsLxhI

What's the overall status of the project? Is this the conclusion? Will there be future versions? I think this should be clarified, especially if the project remains open on Manifund.

This Manifund Project had a high minimum funding amount, a short fuse, and very low public visibility. Is there another way to support CeSIA, since I was unable to do so via this Project?

The AI Action Summit will be held in France in February, which makes France a strategically valuable country for communication about AI risk. I believe efforts there are severely underfunded with respect to their potential impact.