From AI Hype to Responsible Policy & Governance
We are inviting you to a special guest lecture by Artur Kiulian in Professor Monty McGee's "Cyber Threats and Security" course.
Hosted at The Khan Cyber and Economic Security Institute at American University.
Topic:
This lecture will explore the complex landscape of AI governance and regulation in our rapidly evolving technological era. Artur Kiulian will guide us through the multifaceted nature of AI risks, the challenges of regulating emerging technologies, and the critical balance between innovation and safety.
The AI Hype Cycle: Separating reality from sensationalism in AI capabilities and risks
Multidimensional Risk Assessment: Exploring the “can, should, and must” framework for AI regulation
Challenges in AI Governance: Keeping pace with rapid technological advancements and emerging behaviors
Sovereign AI Importance: Balancing national interests and global cooperation
Collaborative Approaches: Integrating diverse voices from government, industry, academia, and open-source communities
From Theory to Practice: Developing and implementing evaluation benchmarks and risk assessment tools
About Speaker:
Artur Kiulian is a serial entrepreneur with a Master's in AI, co-founder of a venture studio, and author of a book on AI applications in business. With experience building 65 startups, Artur has shifted his focus to social impact initiatives, founding the non-profit Radical Philanthropies. His current mission is ensuring no one is left behind in the AI revolution, particularly focusing on teaching AI models to speak underrepresented languages and enabling sovereign AI capabilities for nations.
NOTE:
This lecture is open to anyone including American University students, faculty, and staff interested in cybersecurity, AI policy, and the intersection of technology and society. It is particularly relevant for those studying international relations, public policy, computer science, and related fields.
Location:
4801 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC 20016