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Let’s talk about AI Safety!

AI is the fastest developing technology humanity has ever built. Let us try to understand how it works, how it can affect our lives in order to implement safeguards and prevent harmful events from happening. Let’s do a better job than the guys who brought us the industrial revolution.

The events we organize

  • teach the basics and open the room for discussing all the uncertainties and insecurities
  • build a community of people who want to get a deep understanding of the field of AI safety
  • support you to pivot your career towards AI Safety.

And by the way, we solemnly swear that snacks will be provided!

Our next events

Event types

  • Mondays 18:00 | Maria-von-Linden-Str. 1, room 4.01 | in English

    Join us as we grab dinner and chat about a recently published paper. Some papers require you to have an understanding of machine learning, others do not. Check the paper beforehand. When in doubt – reach out to us or be brave and just come by!

  • Room TBA | in German

    Over the course of three weeks we will learn the fundamentals of: how an AI works – what happens during your interaction with it – what it can and can’t do – in which ways it carries risks – what we can do about them. No technical background required!

  • Starting in the week of 23 November | Wilhelmstr. 22, first floor | in German

    Join us as we grab dinner and check out different proposals on how to govern AI – the position of middle powers – international treaties – legal challenges and so on. No previous knowledge required. The reading list is not set in stone – tell us what you would like to learn about!

  • Conferences, application-thons, public viewings, discussion panels and so on…

Past events

About us

Meet the people behind AI Safety Tübingen

Co-founder & Director

Katharina Deckenbach

PhD student in Sahar Abdelnabi’s COMPASS group, with a background in Cognitive Science and Machine Learning. Previously organized AI safety events in Stockholm.

Governance Lead & Pathfinder Fellow

Aleksandra Shcherbakova

Researches middle-power AISIs as a SPAR fellow and works on the Cambridge Commentary of the AI Act at the Institute for Law and AI. Previously studied law.

Co-founder & Advisor

Johannes Koch

Fellowship Manager at Safe AI Germany. Previously co-founded and led the AI Safety Tübingen student group, while studying Machine Learning.

Academic advisors

Volunteers

  • Karuna Chandra
  • Rashika Kukreja
  • Siddharth Pandey
  • Shubham Raheja
  • Snehil Seenu
  • Johannes Taraz
Supported byPathfinderSafe AI Germany (SAIGE)ELLIS Institute Tübingen

Resources

There is a lot of content dedicated to AI Safety which might feel overwhelming. Here is an overview of solid starting points:

Fellowships

Fellowships are a great way to try AI safety work, from technical research to policy and governance. There are full-time and part-time options. Applications can be very competitive, so don’t be discouraged if your first attempt doesn’t work out. If you are not sure where to apply, get in touch and we will figure it out together.