What we’re about
We're a group that's focused on spreading public awareness about the domain of AI safety. This includes:
Hands-on education and practice of technical AI safety research for individuals who wish to contribute technically to AI safety research
Awareness of the latest in AI safety governance and what promising new avenues there are to get involved there
General education for the public of what's the latest in AI and what else is coming down the pipeline
Upcoming events (3)
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Join our "Latest News in AI Safety" discussion group to catch up on recent research and policy news. We'll look at reports from Palisade Research on o3 and Claude 4—such as their attempts to avoid shutdown and blackmail engineers—and Redwood Research's work on models that pretend to be aligned. We'll also talk through New York's new RAISE Act, the end of the proposed state-level moratorium in the latest federal bill, and other legislation in the pipeline.
Everyone's welcome, whether you follow these topics closely or are just curious—bring your questions and thoughts! Please RSVP on Luma to help us estimate attendance:https://lu.ma/9qaxhk5i - Understanding Agentic AISouth Philadelphia Library, Philadelphia, PA
In this free, hands-on workshop we’ll trace the fast-moving arc from classic machine-learning models to today’s autonomous “agents” that plan, reason, and act on our behalf.
We’ll start with a plain-language primer on what Generative AI and Agentic AI are, and discuss the underlying flows and tools that define agentic behaviors. Along the way we’ll spotlight the dizzying pace of progress, sketch out credible roadmaps for the next few years, and discuss the implications that come with delegating decisions to software.
Expect live demos of agents booking travel, writing code, and coordinating multi-step tasks, followed by guided coding labs where you’ll customize and launch your own mini-agent. Python fluency helps, but enthusiasm and a laptop are the real prerequisites. Bring question and curiosity; leave with new skills and a clearer sense of where AI is heading. Everyone’s welcome, and—as always—there’s no cost to attend.
If you can also RSVP on luma that would be helpful for us to estimate attendance!
