Events

Join us at this event that brings diverse voices together to harness AI’s potential for inclusive and sustainable development worldwide.

Dr. Rumman Choudhury is a speaker.

Join us at the AI & Society House alongside the Paris AI Action Summit! This event, organized by Humane Intelligence is open to all and scheduled for February 9th, 2025 at Center Events Paris (3 Rue du Dr Lancereaux, 75008 Paris, France), and provides a strategic and central location for critical conversations about AI ethics and responsible technology

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Expo booths will feature Humane Intelligence's partners who have co-developed technical solutions and evaluations to understand and address the societal impact of AI models. In addition, we invite you to listen in on panels with the broader community to discuss a wide range of topics related to public interest technology and developing solutions for addressing the societal impact of AI models. 

Join us for our highly anticipated Trends 2025 outlook with Dan Sommer, Market Intelligence Lead at Qlik, and its renowned AI Council that includes Dr. Rumman Chowdhury. The event will reveal the three themes and underlying trends that will dominate the AI conversation in 2025 and what they mean to businesses.

This presentation aims to explore a new dimension of AI evaluation: one that embraces both the measurable surface performance and the harder-to-define, context-rich impacts on human communities, cultures, and values.

Hosted by Berkeley RDI and in conjunction with the LLM Agents MOOC, this event aims to bring together students, researchers, and practitioners to build and showcase innovative work in LLM agents, grow the AI agent community, and advance LLM agent technology. It is open to the public and will be held both virtually and in-person at UC Berkeley. Dr. Rumman Chowdhury is judging.

Singapore is leading the charge in AI safety by launching the first-ever regional AI Safety Red Teaming Challenge to ensure AI models are more attuned to the diverse cultures and languages of Asia

Humane Intelligence was excited to participate in this important event, where leaders from government, civil society, and private sector discussed how African nations can effectively harness artificial intelligence to drive socioeconomic development, and mitigate the risks of a widening digital divide.

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Our discussions explored the transformative potential of AI and cloud technologies across Africa, policies, skills development, technology and infrastructure, and other strategic steps needed to empower African countries to successfully adopt this technology. Additionally, the event spotlighted the crucial role of partnership between governments, regional organizations, international organizations and the private sector in fostering an enabling environment for Africa's AI journey.

Humane Intelligence recently partnered with UNESCO in Paris for a red-teaming exercise focused on Technology-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence (TFGBV). Held on the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and Girls, the event aimed to identify vulnerabilities in generative AI models and explore their potential misuse in perpetuating bias, discrimination, and violence against women and girls.

Fireside chat: AI as a game changer for business

The AI Village will host an interactive "red teaming" exercise where our Fellow, Fariza Rashid, will present an introduction to algorithmic assessments.
The event is set to be the largest of its kind in Australia and offers a unique opportunity to witness cutting-edge developments in AI security.

The event brought together some of the brightest minds in data protection. Dr. Rumman Chowdhury delivered a powerful speech on why ethics and humanism are important in tech and especially in the  AI field.

The workshop is the first in a series and will begin with a deep-dive into the role of annotation in the ARIA (Assessing Risks and Impacts of AI) program.

Building on the success of our first challenge, which All Tech Is Human partnered on, this second Challenge is in partnership with Revontulet and is focused on counterterrorism in computer vision (CV) applications. Centering on far-right extremist groups in Europe, the Nordic region, and beyond and the rise of AI-generated content, the goal is to train a CV model to understand the ways in which hateful image-propaganda can be disguised and manipulated to evade detection on social media platforms. Join this livestream to dig into the Bias challenge!

Strengthening AI Accountability Through Better Third Party Evaluations

The Conference on Applied Machine Learning for Information Security (CAMLIS) provides a venue for discussing applied work from researchers in academia, government research labs, national laboratories and FFRDCs, and information security data scientists in the industry. Utilizing a red-teaming format, this project aims to assess the security and robustness of various AI models in the context of office productivity software. The primary focus will be on evaluating the vulnerability of these models to prompt injection attacks and other security threats, and exploring effective mitigation strategies. The project seeks to foster collaboration between AI model owners, security researchers, and the broader AI community to advance the security of AI systems and will culminate in a report or case study documenting the findings and recommendations for improving AI security.

Our CEO and Co-Founder Dr. Rumman Chowdhury is excited to join Section’s Gregory Shove for a conversation on AI and Disinformation on October 15 from 3 - 4 pm ET. 

The Center for Inclusive Growth will be hosting the Annual UNGA Data Summit at the Mastercard NYC Tech Hub. Held alongside the UN General Assembly week, a diverse group of private, public, and social sector leaders and doers will convene to discuss the future of data for social impact and the most pressing issues facing our society today. Participants will hear from speakers and panelists and engage in breakout sessions to dive deeper into the topics they care about, including financial inclusion, climate resilience, AI, and more.

This event, on the margins of the United Nations General Assembly , convened governments, civil society organizations, women political leaders, and other experts and advocates dedicated to advancing women’s political participation and leadership and addressing TFGBV. We shared our commitments to Women LEAD, showcased our initiatives and resources to address TFGBV, and identified opportunities to drive collective action.

In partnership with Office of Denmark's Tech Ambassador, Microsoft, and WITNESS, we brought together experts from across sectors to discuss the importance of fostering inclusion, supporting localized innovation, and strengthening tech ecosystems. These are key elements in helping countries unlock their full potential and bridge societal gaps.

Humane Intelligence co-hosted this event, where we focused on ethical, humane, and empowered tech use. At the crossroads of urgent challenge and change, the Sync Digital Wellbeing Summit 2024 invited participants to join in reflection, conversation and a call-to-action around ensuring that we as humans come together to keep digital technology in check and working towards the greater good – safeguarding its future, and our own.

Young people, activists, advocates & other influential voices headed  to UN headquarters in New York for the Summit of the Future Action Days. Dr. Rumman Chowdhury was a speaker.

Our Chief of Staff, Theodora Skeadas, will be participating in The AI Policy Forum, an exclusive gathering for leaders from industry, academia, and civil society as well as global policymakers.

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Ahead of the UN’s Summit of the Future, Partnership on AI will foster meaningful conversations with our community centered on building an inclusive AI future.

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Together, we will share ideas and information on the most important issues in the responsible AI space, and explore opportunities to ensure that people and society remain centered in all AI governance. The AI Policy Forum seeks to empower attendees to navigate the evolving landscape of AI and policy, ultimately contributing to a more inclusive and impactful future.

Our Chief of Staff, Theodora Skeadas, will be joining Leah Ferentinos from KPMG US, Alexis Crews from All Tech Is Human, and Sandra Khalil from All Tech Is Human to discuss cultivating the next generation of trust and safety leaders.

The panel aims to explore the importance of community-building, mentorship, and upskilling in trust and safety, with a focus on workforce development/tech talent pipeline initiatives that highlight the increasing professionalization of the trust and safety field.

This invitation-only workshop will bring together a curated group of 50+ AI governance professionals across civil society, government, industry, and academia. This collaborative workshop, held under the Chatham House Rule, will leverage our collective intelligence to explore new ways to strengthen and expand AI governance efforts.

Ensuring a Safe Online Environment for Youth is an exclusive, high-level gathering (apply for consideration) bringing together 100 leaders from civil society, government, industry, and academia, all focused on creating safer digital spaces for young people. Organized by All Tech Is Human in collaboration with Safe Online, this event is a fringe meeting for the UN’s Summit for the Future. Our Chief of Staff, Theodora Skeadas, will be moderating a panel discussion during the event.

A curated gathering for around 275 individuals across civil society, government, industry, and academia. Together, we work to solve tech & society's thorniest issues. In particular, we will be looking at social media's role and responsibility in elections, strengthening the field of Trust & Safety, and global tech policy movements.

We are thrilled to participate in Data & Analytics Wednesday on Wednesday, September 11th at 6pm AEST (Sydney, Australia), where our Fellow, Fariza Rashid, will present an introduction to algorithmic assessment and discuss the current challenges in red teaming generative AI models.

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Generative AI models hold great potential but also carry significant risks, including the generation of biased, false, harmful, or deceptive content, as well as numerous security vulnerabilities. Red teaming is an adversarial and exploratory method used to evaluate these models, uncovering their weaknesses and improving their robustness. During the session, Fariza will also share insights from the Generative AI public red teaming challenge at Defcon 2023, the largest-ever Generative AI Public event for closed-source API models that Humane Intelligence developed in collaboration with Seed AI and DEFCON AI Village.

We are excited to announce an upcoming AI red-teaming exercise supported by the U.S. National Institute of Standards And Technology (NIST).

We are recruiting:

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• Individuals interested in red teaming models online (for the qualifying exercise) OR in-person

• Model developers building generative AI office productivity software, including coding assistants, text and image generators, research tools, and more, and associated blue teams.

Our goal is to demonstrate capabilities to rigorously test and evaluate the robustness, security, and ethical implications of cutting-edge AI systems through adversarial testing and analysis. This exercise is crucial for helping to ensure the resilience and trustworthiness of AI technologies.

We are partnering with Compiler to host an in-person, one-day writing and reporting workshop in which 10 invited journalists will be trained on Humane Intelligence's open source, no-code test and evaluation platform and then use the tool to research and report original stories. Compiler will publish the finished work.

"Towards Fairer AI: The Need for Ethical Algorithmic Review" was the largest-ever Generative AI Public red teaming event for closed-source API models and was developed in collaboration with Seed AI and DEFCON AI Village. The event took place at DEFCON 2023, where over 2.5 days, 2,244 hackers evaluated 8 LLMs and produced over 17,000 conversations on 21 topics ranging from cybersecurity hacks to misinformation and human rights.

We partnered with All Tech Is Human to organize a hackathon around our algorithmic bias bounty program, the first of ten. 
Dr. Rumman Chowdhury moderated a panel on AI governance, crowdsourcing, and community-based responses.

Participants in the hackathon were supported as they delved into the first bias bounty challenge.

This was the largest-ever Generative AI Public red teaming event for closed-source API models and was developed in collaboration with Seed AI and DEFCON AI Village. The event took place at DEFCON 2023, where over 2.5 days, 2,244 hackers evaluated 8 LLMs and produced over 17,000 conversations on 21 topics ranging from cybersecurity hacks to misinformation and human rights.