AI Safety Hub (Cambridge)

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A hub bringing together students and professionals to reduce existential risks from advanced AI systems.

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The Cambridge AI Safety Hub brings together students, researchers, and professionals working on AI safety. Our main activities include:

Running educational courses and workshops to inform students of AI safety
Organizing a 6-week intensive "AI Safety Fast-Track" program
Operating MARS - a research mentorship program connecting students with experienced AI safety researchers
Hosting regular paper discussion meetings with guest researchers from DeepMind, Cambridge, and other institutions
Running social events and community-building activities
Providing resources and opportunities for people to begin contributing to AI safety research

We focus on both technical research and policy work, aiming to build the talent pool working to ensure advanced AI is developed safely and responsibly.

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Wed4Nov
18:30–20:30· MT26 Wk 4Other
PRISM Presents: 'Should we take "AI Consciousness" seriously?'
AI Safety Hub (Cambridge), Effective Altruism: Cambridge · Meridian Cambridge, 53, 54 Sidney St, Cambridge CB2 3HX, UK

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Website: cambridgeaisafety.org (opens in a new tab)
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PRISM Presents: 'Should we take "AI Consciousness" seriously?'