Introduction to Technical AI Governance Research — Workshop with Apart Research

​What tools do we actually need to make AI governance enforceable? Evaluations, auditing methods, compute monitoring, verification — this is the work of technical AI governance, and a lot of it is still unsolved.

​Jaime Raldúa Veuthey, CEO of Apart Research, is running an introductory workshop on the field. Apart is a remote AI safety organisation that runs research fellowships and hackathon-style research sprints, does its own research on evaluations — currently focused on manipulation evals — and works with the EU AI Office on the evals that will be used to enforce the EU AI Act.

​The workshop starts with an introduction to the field, then moves into discussing and working on its open problems — the same agenda Apart is co-authoring a paper on, with a fellowship afterwards aimed at turning those open problems into actual solutions. The final part focuses on technical AI governance in the EU.

​No prior background needed — this is an introductory session, open to anyone curious about the field. Make sure to bring your laptops!

​Location is at TUM Main Campus, Room 0502.01.221, enter from door at: 48.148043, 11.568165.

​You may locate the room by using NavigaTUM, there will be banners outside: https://nav.tum.de/room/0502.01.221

​30 spots, registration by approval. Please only sign up if you can make it!