Upcoming events

Technical workshop bringing together top talent to address bottlenecks in secure AI advancement. Organized by Foresight Institute, a 40-year-old organization focused on transformative technology. Registration available.

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Three-month interdisciplinary AI safety research program connecting researchers studying complex and intelligent systems with dedicated AI safety mentors. Primarily in Cape Town, South Africa with remote participation available only for exceptional candidates. Comprehensive support package: $3,000 monthly stipend, free accommodation, flight support. Focused on selecting top-tier researchers from non-traditional AI backgrounds and giving them the structural support, funding, and network to transition into AI safety, alignment, and governance research. Full-time commitment.

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Supervised Program for Alignment Research: part-time remote research program pairing aspiring researchers with experienced mentors from Google DeepMind, RAND, Apollo Research, MATS, UK AISI, etc. for three-month projects. Mentor applications June 26 - July 22 (open as of scrape date), mentee applications July 28 - August 18. Demo Day December 19. Well-established programme with broad mentor base. Multiple cohorts per year (Fall, Spring).

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3-week ML upskilling bootcamp for AI safety focusing on interpretability and RL, based on ARENA curriculum. Run by Cambridge Boston Alignment Initiative. Provides housing, meals, 24/7 office access, dedicated teaching assistants, and travel support to participants.

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Co-organized with Formation Research. Participants build model organisms, detection methods, and defenses to address secretly loyal AI systems that evade oversight. Online and in-person format. Apart Research has hosted 55+ sprints with 6,000+ participants across 200+ global locations.

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OpenAI's safety fellowship program, partnering with Constellation. Five-month structured AI safety research fellowship running from September 14, 2026 through February 5, 2027. Applications close May 3, successful applicants notified by July 25. High-trust source for AI safety research fellowships.

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12-week AI safety research fellowship funded by Open Philanthropy (Coefficient Giving). Two-stage selection process with 30 fellows selected. Direct mentorship pipeline from research ideation through top-tier conference submission (NeurIPS, ACL, EMNLP). Recent cohorts achieved 68-73% conference acceptance rates. Faculty mentors from Google DeepMind, Meta, Stanford, Anthropic, and UC Berkeley.

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A competition focused on improving estimation algorithms for random MLPs. ARC partnered with AIcrowd to launch this challenge for the AI alignment community. The warm-up round began in early June 2026, with the competition focusing on white-box analysis techniques relevant to interpretability and alignment research.

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3-week intensive program in applied mathematics for AI alignment by Iliad. Based in Berkeley at Lighthaven. Provides $5,000 support. Selection based on estimated mathematical strength. Part of Iliad's series of intensive and fellowship programs.

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Regional EA Global conference with heavy AI safety attendance. Berkeley location draws alignment researchers, interpretability practitioners, and governance community. In scope for social and community networking reasons.

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EAGx (Effective Altruism Global x) regional conference in Berkeley. Part of the EA Global conference series organized by Centre for Effective Altruism. Heavy AI safety attendance and programming as Berkeley is a major hub for alignment research.

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A 3-week ML upskilling bootcamp for AI safety, focusing on interpretability and RL, based on the ARENA curriculum. Provides housing and meals, 24/7 office access in Harvard Square, dedicated teaching assistants, and travel support. Requires Python familiarity and comfort with multivariable calculus and linear algebra.

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Grant fund awarding at least $200,000 in grants and prizes for corrigibility research in 2026. Typical awards range from $5,000-$35,000. Two rounds: Round 1 deadline August 23, Round 2 deadline October 31. Prize awards of $40,000 by end of September and at least $60,000 mid-December (no application required for prizes). Research spanning pure theory (formal models, decision-theoretic analysis) to empirical work (training experiments, evaluations) qualifies. Work must be legible to frontier AI labs and avoid accelerating capabilities development.

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3-month mentored research fellowship in applied mathematics for AI alignment by Iliad. Based in London at LISA. Provides $6,000/month stipend. Selection based on estimated mathematical strength.

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4-week intensive program in applied mathematics for AI alignment by Iliad. Based in London at LISA. Provides $5,000 support. Selection based on estimated mathematical strength.

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A 10-week fully funded fellowship for researchers and entrepreneurs focused on mitigating risks from frontier AI. Welcomes talented individuals at any career stage working on technical and governance approaches to AI safety. Fellows receive mentorship from expert researchers, access to compute resources, and participate in 30+ community events. Provides competitive stipend, meals during working hours, and transport, visa, and lodging coverage.

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EAGx (Effective Altruism Global x) regional conference in Oxford. Part of the EA Global conference series organized by Centre for Effective Altruism. Oxford is a major hub for AI safety and governance research.

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Neural Information Processing Systems conference. Main conference in Sydney, Australia December 6-12. Satellite conferences in Atlanta, Georgia (Dec 9-13) and Paris, France (Dec 9-13). Workshop mandatory accept/reject notification date: September 29. Paper authors notifications: September 24. Annual ML conference with safety-related workshops in scope.

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EA Global conference series organized by Centre for Effective Altruism. Heavy AI safety attendance and programming. Applications for this event will receive a response by October 7, 2026. In scope for social/community event reasons as EA Global events are key networking venues for the AI safety community.

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4-week intensive program in applied mathematics for AI alignment by Iliad. Based in Berkeley. Provides $5,000 support. Selection based on estimated mathematical strength.

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4-week intensive program in applied mathematics for AI alignment by Iliad. Based in London at LISA. Provides $5,000 support. Selection based on estimated mathematical strength.

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Flagship conference gathering leading scientists, entrepreneurs, funders, and policymakers to explore the frontiers of science and technology, including AI safety tracks. Organized by Foresight Institute, a 40-year-old organization focused on transformative technology. Registration available.

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Flagship event gathering leading scientists, entrepreneurs, funders, and policymakers to explore the frontiers of science and technology. 40-year-old organization focused on transformative technology including AI safety tracks.

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Three-month bipartisan fellowship designed to launch or accelerate impactful careers in American AI governance and policy. Participants deepen understanding of the field, connect with network of experts, and build skills and professional profile. $21,000 stipend. Alumni have secured positions at leading AI companies (DeepMind, OpenAI, Anthropic).

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Three-month fellowship where fellows conduct independent research on AI governance topic of their choice with mentorship from leading experts. £12,000 stipend. GovAI was founded to help decision-makers navigate the transition to advanced AI through rigorous research and talent fostering. Alumni have secured positions at DeepMind, OpenAI, Anthropic.

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Twelve-week part-time programme for U.S. policy professionals. Five hours weekly commitment. Runs early September to early December 2026 with Thanksgiving break. Focused on AI governance and policy.

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ML Alignment & Theory Scholars fellowship. Main program September 28 to December 4, with extension phase beginning in December. Applications open from May 12 to June 7, with additional evaluation through late July and final offers in late July/early August. Winter and Summer 2027 cohorts also open for mentor applications.

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Annual theoretical AI alignment conference with unconference format. Organized by Iliad, an umbrella organization for applied mathematics research in alignment. Free to attend with limited financial support for travel and accommodation based on need. Onsite accommodations have limited availability for booking after registration.

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4-5 week in-person ML alignment bootcamp. ARENA covers all participant expenses including travel, visas, accommodation for the full program duration, and meals/refreshments. Three-stage evaluation: initial application form (under 90 minutes), coding test (six questions, 1-hour limit), final interview (30 minutes). Applications to ARENA 9.0 are now closed.

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MARS (Mentorship for Alignment Researchers at CAISH) is a part-time, hybrid programme pairing teams of 2-4 participants with experienced mentors. Stage 1 is the general participant track. Features 8-15+ hours weekly on research projects, weekly check-ins with teammates and mentors, one-week in-person sprint (July 13-19 or July 20-26) followed by remote collaboration through October. Provides $2,000+ compute budget, Claude Max access for technical streams, travel/accommodation/meals during in-person week. Applications for MARS V are closed.

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Three-month bipartisan AI governance and policy fellowship designed to accelerate or launch careers in American AI policy, emphasizing practical policy relevance.

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Three-month research-oriented AI governance fellowship. Participants conduct independent research projects and participate in expert sessions and networking.

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Four-month empirical AI safety research fellowship at Anthropic. Fellows work on research questions aligned with Anthropic's priorities including scalable oversight, adversarial robustness and AI control, model organisms, mechanistic interpretability, AI security, and model welfare. Weekly stipend of 3,850 USD / 2,310 GBP / 4,300 CAN, funding for compute (~$15k/month), and close mentorship from Anthropic researchers. Over 80% of first cohort fellows produced papers. Over 40% subsequently joined Anthropic full-time.

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A 5-month fully funded fellowship pairing emerging talent with senior mentors on technical, governance, strategy, and field-building projects. Offers two tracks: Empirical Research (ML safety topics) and Strategy & Governance (policy and organizational development). Provides $8,400 monthly stipend, ~$15,000/month research budget for empirical fellows, mentorship, workspace access, and placement services.

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National fellowship for early-career professionals interested in extending AI's benefits across American communities. Twelve-month programme combining intensive initial training with ongoing weekly instruction alongside placement at host nonprofits. First cohort of 100 fellows begins in October 2026.

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A 16-day virtual incubator focused on developing clearer articulation of AI safety research questions. Three weekend sessions with time between for reading, writing, and follow-up chats. Helps participants reach a well-scoped research direction that could be pursued at the next AI Safety Camp. At least 10 hours per week commitment, mostly during weekends. Sessions scheduled by timezone group with all-hands meetings at overlap times.

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9th annual Cognitive Computational Neuroscience conference featuring keynote speakers, oral presentations, poster sessions, and community-proposed programming including Generative Adversarial Collaborations (GACs) and Keynote-and-Tutorial presentations. Keynote speakers: Doris Tsao (UC Berkeley), Brenden M. Lake (Princeton), Alona Fyshe (University of Alberta), Kenji Doya (OIST), Kalanit Grill-Spector (Stanford). ACO attendees follow for predictive-coding, metacognition, signal-detection-theory measurement work applicable to LLMs.

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Mentorship for Alignment Researchers at Cambridge AI Safety Hub. Matches exceptional students and early-career researchers with experienced researchers from AI labs, think tanks, and academia. In-person kick-off week (July 13-19 or July 20-26), remote research phase (August-September), final output (October). Applications closed as of May 10, 2026. MARS VI launching December 2026.

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Nine-week AI safety research fellowship in Cambridge, MA. $10,000 stipend, housing through Harvard dorms and Airbnb, free weekday meals, 24/7 office access in Harvard Square, and up to $10,000 in compute credits per fellow. Pairs fellows with established researchers from Harvard, MIT, Northeastern, and Boston University for 1-2 hours/week mentorship. Approximately 30 fellows accepted for AI Safety track. Rolling applications.

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Four-month empirical AI safety research fellowship at Anthropic. Fellows work on research questions aligned with Anthropic's priorities including scalable oversight, adversarial robustness and AI control, model organisms, mechanistic interpretability, AI security, and model welfare. Weekly stipend of 3,850 USD / 2,310 GBP / 4,300 CAN, funding for compute (~$15k/month), and close mentorship from Anthropic researchers. Over 80% of first cohort fellows produced papers. Over 40% subsequently joined Anthropic full-time.

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Three-month fellowship focused on non-research projects in communications, policy, operations, and program management.

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Stage 2 of MARS V selection process, for invited candidates only. Part-time, hybrid research programme matching exceptional students and early-career researchers with experienced mentors. Includes $2k+ compute budget, Claude Max, accommodation, meals, and travel funding.

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Largest MATS program to date with 120 fellows and 100 mentors. Fellows connected with mentors or organizational research groups such as Anthropic's Alignment Science team, UK AISI, Redwood Research, ARC, and LawZero to collaborate on research projects over the summer. ML Alignment & Theory Scholars is one of the most established AI safety research fellowships.

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Quarterly AI safety research fellowship based in London. Open to anyone committed to ensuring AI develops safely, regardless of background (ML, philosophy, policy, physics, biology welcome). Provides £6,000-£8,000 stipend (£8,000 for Senior Fellows), travel coverage, £2,000 housing stipend for non-London residents, meals and compute. 70-90% of fellows receive up to 6-month extensions.

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Summit bringing together academic leaders, entrepreneurs, AI experts, venture capitalists, and policymakers to discuss the future of AI and Agentic AI. Call for Papers and Startup Spotlight applications open. In-person and livestream available.

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Nine-week research fellowship with 30 AI safety fellows and 15 AIxBiosecurity fellows. Provides $10,000 stipend, housing through Harvard dorms, free weekday meals, and up to $10,000 in compute support (API credits and GPU access). In-person participation required; must have valid US work authorization.

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Three-month research programme investigating societal impacts of advanced AI and institutions and policies for societal response. In-person at CAIS offices in San Francisco.

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Part-time research programme pairing teams of 2-4 with experienced mentors to produce published AI safety research. Includes a one-week in-person kick-off, compute resources ($2k+ budget plus Claude Max access), and research management support. Research focuses on technical AI safety and AI governance & policy. Expects 8-15+ hours/week during remote phase, with 2-4 weeks of pre-work. Free programme with no participant cost.

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10-week fellowship in Cambridge, UK for researchers and entrepreneurs at any career stage working on AI safety and governance. Fully funded including competitive stipend, meals, transport, visas, and lodging. Expression of interest and mailing list signup available through Airtable form, suggesting rolling application process.

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Apart Research monthly sprint focused on digital minds. Online and in-person format. Part of Apart's ongoing series of 55+ sprints with 6,000+ participants across 200+ global locations.

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AI safety research fellowship based in London. Quarterly cohorts. Q3 cohort runs June 29 to August 28, 2026. £6,000-£8,000 stipend plus travel, housing, meals & compute. Up to 6-month extensions for strong projects (70-90% of recent fellows received extensions). Weekly one-on-one mentorship with established researchers. In-person co-working space with meals included. Application deadline May 3rd, decision date May 28th (delayed one week due to high application volume).

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Weekly AI safety evaluations paper reading club organized by BlueDot Impact. Virtual session on Zoom. Part of BlueDot's regular community programming building the workforce needed to safely navigate AGI.

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BlueDot Impact San Francisco chapter launch event. Part of BlueDot's community programming building the workforce needed to safely navigate AGI. Organized by Joshua Landes, Dewi, Li-Lian, Will and others.

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Part 1 of a two-part AI safety event series organized by BlueDot Impact. This hackathon focuses on building AI safety tools and breaking barriers to entry in the field. Followed by Part 2 (Career Fair and Builders Summit) on July 24. Organized by Joshua Landes and Jen Ba.

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A 9-week fellowship program designed to grow the talent pool working on AI safety. Participants conduct high-impact research with expert mentorship, access to co-working space, financial support, and career guidance. Provides £6,000-£8,000 stipend (Senior Fellows receive £8,000), travel to London covered, £2,400 housing allowance for non-London residents, meals included on weekdays at LISA, and compute resources. Possible extensions up to 6 months.

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Part 2 of the Breaking Barriers to AI Safety series, featuring a career fair connecting AI safety job seekers with organizations, plus a builders summit for technical collaboration. Organized by Jen Ba and Robin Goins (Mox) through BlueDot Impact.

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United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research conference addressing critical space security challenges. International AI policy and disarmament-related conferences in scope per the safety community's broader governance interests. Registration open. UNIDIR hosts approximately 20K+ event participants annually.

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A recurring paper reading club focused on AI safety evaluations, meeting weekly to discuss recent research. Organized by BlueDot Impact with sessions led by Andreas Turanski, Mark Keavney, Joshua Landes, and Harry Waterman. Sessions continue through summer and fall 2026 (Jul 14, 21, 28, Aug 4 confirmed).

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