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Women in AI Safety Hackathon

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Shape the future of safe and ethical AI development! Whether you're a researcher, developer, policy enthusiast, or new to AI safety - join us for an empowering weekend of innovation and collaboration. No prior AI safety experience required. Together, we can build the foundational tools and frameworks needed for responsible AI development.

The Women in AI Safety Hackathon brings together talented individuals to tackle crucial challenges in AI development and deployment. This event particularly encourages women and underrepresented groups to contribute their unique perspectives to critical areas of AI safety, including alignment, governance, security, and evaluation.

As AI systems become increasingly powerful and pervasive, diverse perspectives in their development and safety mechanisms are more crucial than ever. This hackathon provides a platform for participants to:

  • Collaborate with leading women researchers and practitioners in AI safety
  • Develop practical solutions to pressing AI safety challenges
  • Build lasting connections in the AI safety community
  • Receive mentorship from experienced professionals
  • Present ideas to industry experts

Challenge Tracks

  1. AI Alignment & Values
    • Developing methods for value learning
    • Improving reward modeling
    • Enhancing the interpretability of AI systems
  2. Safety Evaluations & Testing
    • Creating robust testing frameworks
    • Developing evaluation metrics
    • Building assessment tools for AI systems
  3. AI Governance & Policy
    • Designing accountability frameworks
    • Developing oversight mechanisms
    • Creating safety standards
  4. Technical AI Safety
    • Addressing mesa-optimization
    • Working on robustness
    • Developing safety architectures

Speakers & Collaborators

Archana Vaidheeswaran

Archana is responsible for organizing the Apart Sprints, research hackathons to solve the most important questions in AI safety.
Organizer

Natalia Pérez-Campanero Antolín

A research manager at Apart, Natalia has a PhD in Interdisciplinary Biosciences from Oxford and has run the Royal Society's Entrepreneur-in-Residence program.
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Jasmine Wang

Jasmine is the control empirics team lead at UK AISI. Previously, she built and exited one of the first startups to use GPT-3, and worked at Partnership on AI and OpenAI.
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