Hack RadarAI Safety Reading Group: CODA
- in-person
- free
Georgia Tech's AI Safety Initiative is running a reading group on AI motivations tonight at CODA. free entry, and dinner's on for the first 20 people who RSVP before Friday morning (so basically now if you're reading this). show up on time if you want to eat.
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This week, we will be discussing the paper: The behavioral selection model for predicting AI motivations. Dinner will be provided for the first 20 people who RSVP weekly (before Friday morning!) To avoid food wastage, please only RSVP if you are going to show up. If you do not have access to CODA, please arrive by 4:55pm at the latest. The AI Safety Initiative at Georgia Tech is a community of technical and policy researchers at Georgia Tech aimed at reducing risks from advanced artificial intelligence. As such, we focus on topics including: - Interpretability: “How can we make AI decision-making processes transparent?” - Alignment: “How do we robustly align AI systems to human values & intentions?” - Robustness: “How do we ensure AI systems remain resilient when facing adversarial attacks, novel inputs, or changing environments?” Our recent work includes AuditBench: Evaluating Alignment Auditing Techniques on Models with Hidden Behaviors and An Independent Safety Evaluation of Kimi K2.5. An in-depth overview of our research can be found here. The goal of this reading group is to introduce GT’s technical research talent to the above problems, current approaches/solutions, and birth & execute impactful research. Past meeting details here.
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