About us
The AI Governance Society brings together people who are interested in the practical challenges of governing and managing artificial intelligence. Conversations may cover AI ethics, privacy, security, compliance, public policy, risk management, and assurance. For each event, we'll select a journal article to serve as a starting point for discussion. The group is open to professionals, researchers, students, policymakers, technologists, attorneys, auditors, security practitioners, and others with a serious interest in the field. Events are informal and conversation-based, with an emphasis on exchanging perspectives, learning from one another, and building a stronger local AI governance community.
Upcoming events
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What Data Was Your AI Trained On? xAI Doesn't Want You To Know
Die Bierstube, 6106 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle, WA, USWhat data goes into today’s AI systems—and how much should developers be required to disclose?
We’ll discuss a Tech Policy Press article about xAI’s challenge to California’s AB 2013, which requires generative-AI developers to publish general information about their training data. Our conversation will explore transparency, trade secrets, accountability, and whether AI systems can be properly evaluated without greater disclosure. Tech Policy Press
Reading the article beforehand is encouraged, but no legal or technical background is required.
Look for the AI Governance Society sign on the table when you arrive.1 attendee