Center for AI Safety (CAIS)
- Type
- Civil society organisation
- Lieu
- États-Unis — United States (San Francisco)
- Dernière vérification
- 2026-09-22
- Prochaine vérification
- 2027-03-21
Pas encore traduit — affiché en anglais.
Comment les joindre
- General enquiries
- Media
- Compute cluster access for ML safety researchers — a concrete resource for unaffiliated researchers
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- Careers and fellowships
- Homepage
Ce qu'il fait
Three pillars: technical and conceptual safety research; field-building (fellowships, the ML Safety course, and free access to its compute cluster for safety researchers); and safety standards/advocacy. Authored the one-sentence 2023 Statement on AI Risk signed by most leading AI scientists and lab CEOs. Paired with a separate 501(c)(4), the CAIS Action Fund.
Évaluation franche
Well-resourced and reads its inbox. The compute cluster and the ML safety course are the most tangible things any organisation here offers an unaffiliated technical person. Policy input is better routed to the Action Fund.
Préoccupations couvertes
Societal-scale and catastrophic risk — malicious use, AI race dynamics, organisational risks and rogue AI, per its own taxonomy. Covers both misuse and loss of control; broader than MIRI, narrower than PAI.
Canal gouvernemental
Strong via its Action Fund (see separate entry); CAIS itself was closely involved in California SB 1047 and subsequent state legislation.