Excited for this year’s AI Index release on April 15 and especially the responsible AI chapter I worked on with a fantastic team over the last few months (esp. Nestor Maslej Loredana Fattorini Amelia Hardy and Stanford HAI). Mark your calendars 🗓️ #AIIndex2024

Congrats Anka Reuel ➡️ NeurIPS | @ankareuel.bsky.social!! 💥🎉

What I appreciate about this report is that it identified bonafide experts in AI, who do not agree on everything but share a constructive lens, and had them write a serious piece characterizing the state of science. This piece should and will inform policymaking.

As the Lead Writer of the interim international AI Safety Report (link below), I attended the AI Summit in Seoul this week. Ministers/representatives from ~30 governments (plus UN & EU) as well as company, civil society and academia representatives were there. It was an

I am honored to have been part of this team. While there are similar reports on the state and potential risks of AI, this report focuses on the technical aspects of AI that are particularly relevant to policymakers around the globe. Big congratulations to the writing team, led

Ensuring AI safety is of paramount importance for humanity to benefit from advanced AI in a safe manner. Really excited to have contributed to this international collaborative effort from over 30 countries, providing the first comprehensive overview & foundation for a collective

📢New blog post! Merlin Stein and Connor Dunlop examine why post-deployment monitoring of AI models is needed, who and what can be monitored, and how monitoring could be improved for the benefit of people and society. adalovelaceinstitute.org/blog/post-depl…

Our new paper "Open Problems in Technical AI Governance" led by Ben Bucknall & me is out! We outline 89 open technical issues in AI governance, plus resources and 100+ research questions that technical experts can tackle to help AI governance efforts🧵 t.ly/Y-mQ1

The EU AI Office has now opened its call for expressions of interest in contributing to the GPAI code of practice. This is an important task and will likely be a highly influential document! digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/news/ai-act…

Meet the Chairs leading the development of the first General-Purpose AI Code of Practice | Shaping Europe’s digital future Exciting months ahead!! What an immense honor and responsibility…#ai4socialgood #ELLIS #Alicante ⁦ELLIS⁩ digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/news/meet-c…

I'm honoured to serve as a Vice-Chair for the development of the EU's General-Purpose AI Code of Practice, and am excited to work alongside a great set of colleagues on this. It will be a busy few months ahead! digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/news/meet-c…

The AI Office of the EU Commission has appointed me as a Vice Chair for the drawing-up of the AI Act Code of Practice for General-Purpose AI (or „GPAI“). Together with Yoshua Bengio as Chair and Nitarshan Rajkumar as the other Vice Chair, I will work on Risk Mitigation Measures for

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What are the biggest needs in German AI policy at the moment? Our analysis 👇

📫 Heute bei Süddeutsche Zeitung Dossier Digitalwende, von Selina Bettendorf, mit Matthias Punz und Laurenz: 📢 Tiefgang: Ein KI-Sachverständigenrat für Deutschland? Mit Daniel Privitera 📢 Neuer BSI-Vize Thomas Caspers könnte im März starten [1/3]

Süddeutsche Zeitung Dossier interviewed KIRA founder Daniel Privitera on the need for more German state capacity:

The first draft of the EU's General-Purpose AI Code of Practice was just published. I was one of the vice-chairs involved in drafting it. As we've got many more drafts to go until May 2025, I'd be keen on folks' input on how it can be improved.

Today, the AI Office of the European Commission published the first draft of the Code of Practice for GPAI. In Euractiv, my fellow Co-Chair nuriaoliver and I share principles which guide the drafting of the Code and why we believe this consultative process is very important.

🧵We just published the first draft of the EU AI Act's Code of Practice. digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/library/fir…

More than 60 countries held elections this year. Many researchers and journalists claimed AI misinformation would destabilize democracies. What impact did AI really have? We analyzed every instance of political AI use this year collected by WIRED. New essay w/Arvind Narayanan: 🧵