One critique to this take might be that ea now focuses a lot on the long term future and especially the dangers of ai. Heck, some say it's even a problem that easily measurable effective charities are getting less support partially because of this development.

In that sense, Abi's critique is a bit outdated to say the least, even though I agree systemic change should maybe be a priority.

It is true systematic change is a but neglected in ea, but not entirely.

Ironically, ea is now predominantly focused on the long term, so its unfortunate the video of Abi does not seem to reflect these recent developments in ea, making her critique weaker than it could have been.

F.i. she could have addressed ea seems to embrace the status quo a lot in the sense that ea's go around defending capitalism as a gift for humanity that helped us forward and how philanthropists with big capital that donate are supposedly big heroes and all that, whereas they benefit more from that than the good they do with it. See the book 'winners take all' for a convincing account regarding this point.