Day 1 #IASEAI25 has wrapped. Tune in tomorrow: iaseai.org/conference/liv…

Sharing highlights from an incredible day of presentations and dialogue! Thanks to all our presenters and participants... #IASEAI25 #EthicalAI #AIRegulation #TechPolicy

#IASEAI25 morning plenary is on now! Joseph E. Stiglitz: “AI and Economic Risk: Assessment and Mitigation” @Tegmark from @FLI: “Red Lines for Existential Control” @KateCrawford: “Hyperscaled: The Global Challenge of Sustainability in AI” Join us: iaseai.org/conference/liv…

#IASEAI’s morning plenary — featuring Joseph E. Stiglitz, @Tegmark, and @KateCrawford — addressed the economic, social, political, and environmental implications of the rapid advancement of AI systems. As Kate says, “The choices that we make in the AI field in the next few years

Final plenary on now at #IASEAI25! With Atoosa Kasirzadeh, Gillian Hadfield, Zico Kolter, Toby Ord, Nick Moës discussing “Strategic Foresight for Safe and Ethical AI” Tune in: iaseai.org/conference/liv… #EthicalAI #AIRegulation #TechPolicy

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Can we trust AI? “Everyone in the world is getting onto this brand new airplane that really has never been tested before. And it’s going to take off and it’s never going to land. It has to fly, forever.” – Stuart Russell, IASEAI President.

Embarking on a future with AI systems that are more powerful than humans is like getting on an airplane — except that plane will never land, and all of humanity will be on it. That’s why IASEAI was created: humanity can’t get on that airplane until we’ve done our job to make

How do we know if AI truly understands what it’s saying? Geoffrey Hinton gave this thought-provoking talk at the inaugural IASEAI’25 conference, exploring whether AI systems truly understand language and why this matters for building safe AI. The International Association for

In July of this year, The Vatican formed an Artificial Intelligence Round Table with the mission of exploring “how artificial intelligence can be developed and deployed to serve inclusive, just, and human-centered systems.” The group included IASEAI leaders Yoshua Bengio,