A community at Georgia Tech ensuring AI is developed to the benefit of our future.
Mission
Managing risks from advanced AI is one of the most important problems of our time. We are a community of technical and policy researchers aiming to reduce these risks, train the next generation of researchers, and steer AI development for the better.
Research
We publish novel work that seeks to understand, evaluate, and develop safe powerful artificial intelligence systems.
Education
We host educational fellowships, upskilling programs, and large events exploring AI alignment and governance.
Outreach
We host open meetings, speaker events, and reading groups to foster engagement and promote the education of AI Safety issues.
Select Publications by AISI members
publicationsat NeurIPS, ICML, ICLR, EMNLP, IASEAI, COLM, ACL, and the Anthropic Alignment Science Blog.
Research trackerAuditBench: Evaluating Alignment Auditing Techniques on Models with Hidden Behaviors
Abhay Sheshadri
An Independent Safety Evaluation of Kimi K2.5
Parv Mahajan
Patterns and Mechanisms of Contrastive Activation Engineering
Yixiong Hao, Ayush Panda, Stepan Shabalin
The AI Safety Fellowship
Our best introduction to the field. Fellows join a weekly discussion group led by an experienced facilitator, working through a curriculum across two tracks. It is open to anyone interested in AI safety, whether or not they have encountered it before, and we run cohorts every semester.
Fundamentals
We cover recent incidents in the world, fundamental AI safety arguments, and the current threat models and strategy.
Policy
Understanding the impacts of transformative AI and ensuring that systems are developed, deployed, and regulated responsibly.
Alumni have gone on to become Anthropic fellows, MATS scholars, Astra fellows at Constellation, and Congressional Fellows at the Horizon Institute.
Outreach
Speakers from Anthropic, OpenAI, METR, Redwood Research, RAND, IFP, and more. 50+ event attendees on average.
Consult with us
We provide free consultation services for labs, academic departments, and Ph.D./M.S. students to help provide context about the field, generate compelling projects, connect projects to relevant AI safety funding, and write grant proposals. Send an email to board@aisi.dev describing your situation & the level of funding you seek and we’ll be in touch!