Local Sprint sites
Local groups host in-person sites for Apart Sprints, so participants nearby can work in the same room. Each Sprint’s page lists its sites; host one for the next Sprint.
- India
AI Alignment Bangalore
We organize AI safety hackathons, contests and other events to raise awareness and work on the technical problem in Bangalore
View site: AI Alignment Bangalore - India
AI Safety Arc
AI Safety Arc (AISA) is an AI Safety and Alignment group based at the National Institute of Technology Agartala, India. Together with Effective Altruism NITA, AISA aims to create a self-sustained ecosystem to support co-learning and research in the AI Safety and Alignment field through various opportunities such as hackathons, research, and mentorship.
View site: AI Safety Arc - United States
AI safety initiative at Georgia Tech
A student led community at Georgia Tech ensuring AI is developed to the benefit of our future. We aim to advance education and research in AI alignment and governance on campus through various opportunities such as fellowships, hackathons, research, and mentorship.
View site: AI safety initiative at Georgia Tech - United Kingdom
CEEALAR
CEEALAR (EA Hotel) hosts global changemakers, providing lodging, vegan meals, and community. Residents pursue world-improving and risk-averting projects
View site: CEEALAR - Denmark
Effective Altruism Denmark
Effective Altruism Denmark is a Almen Forening steered by passionate volunteers and guided by its members. Everyone aims to make a positive impact, but lots of ways of doing good are ineffective. Our core goal is to answer the question: How can we use our time and money to help others the most?
View site: Effective Altruism Denmark - Singapore
Effective Altruism Singapore
We run socials and other community building events based in Singapore. We are currently completely volunteer-run and are supported by CEA.
View site: Effective Altruism Singapore - Singapore
Singapore AI Safety Hub
The Singapore AI Safety Hub is a co-working, events and community space for people working on AI Safety. Our mission is to foster increased initiatives, collaboration, networking, learning and awareness in the AI Safety space.
View site: Singapore AI Safety Hub - United States
Technology and Policy Society at Johns Hopkins
Technology and Policy Society at Johns Hopkins (TPS@JHU) is a non-profit policy society sponsored by the Berman Institute of Bioethics, aimed at facilitating policy research and dialogues and impacting key decision-makers in the policy sphere. "Citizens of future society, unite!"
View site: Technology and Policy Society at Johns Hopkins
Host a site for the next Sprint
Next Sprint: AI Collusion Research Sprint, Oct 23 - 25, 2026. Host a local site and participants near you will find it on the Sprint’s page.