As a separate strategy, also put some money into biotech and AI specifically, both because that might lead to people figuring out how to revive you, and because if people do figure out how to revive you, it will probably be because biotech and AI have been successful.
My intuition was in the opposite direction: in worlds where technological development is quick, you are very likely to have the funds last long enough anyway, so you should optimise for worlds where the development is slow. There are effects in both direction, so the answer likely depends on how big your initial fund is compared to the costs.
I think behavioral repertoire captures this concept (I’m not too familiar with its usage: I have only heard it once).
This reminds me of the concept of a behavioral repertoire, although this considered to depend on only the subject rather than on the (subject, object) pair.
It could also be due to selection bias.