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Wisconsin AI Safety Initiative

Wisconsin AI Safety Initiative

研究服务

Madison,Wisconsin 84 位关注者

We're a group of UW-Madison students building skills to reduce risks from advanced AI.

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Our modern world is the product of technological advancement. Artificial intelligence is poised to accelerate this transformation, reshaping economies, global power structures, and daily life. These shifts aren't decades away; in fact, they've already begun. AI has the potential to be a force for immense good, provided we can develop and deploy it safely. The field of AI safety addresses this challenge, requiring expertise that spans technical research, policy, and ethics. At the Wisconsin AI Safety Initiative (WAISI), we bring people together to understand and address the risks of advanced AI. Our aim is to guide its development toward a future that benefits everyone — and the best time to work on that future is now.

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https://waisi.org
所属行业
研究服务
规模
2-10 人
总部
Madison,Wisconsin
类型
个体经营

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    Computer Science & Data Science @ UW-Madison

    9 members of the Wisconsin AI Safety Initiative (WAISI) flew out to Washington, D.C. this weekend to participate in the Center for AI Policy's Advanced AI Expo. We presented to congressional staffers and journalists, demonstrating the dangerous capabilities of AI alongside 17 other university teams. Our goal was to educate key decision-makers on the frontier of existing AI security risks. Our first team demonstrated the attack surfaces present in a multi-agent language model framework — specifically, what factors alter how an email processing, security checking, and calendar scheduling system may have jailbreaks cascade from one agent to another. As AI agents become an increasingly attractive automation for businesses, understanding their security risks becomes crucial. Congratulations to William L. Anderson, Benjamin Hayum, Max Kamachee, and Reid Kuenzi for their successful presentation. Our second team showcased the dangers of voice models that can mimic emotional speech. We demonstrated how these models could be misused to flood 911 dispatch lines with fake emergency calls, or mislead Congressional representatives through a coordinated campaign of fake constituent calls. I'm proud to have worked with Sam B., Jackson Kunde, Elise Fischer, and Mason Baloun on this project. Thanks to Iván Torres for being our point of contact at the Center for AI Policy (CAIP), and thanks to the entire CAIP team for setting up this opportunity. Additional thanks to Rep. Bill Foster (D-IL) — a Badger alumnus! — for sponsoring this event. WAISI plans to continue its mission in contributing to the safe development of AI. If you’re a student at University of Wisconsin-Madison/UW–Madison Computer Sciences and wish to get involved, learn more at waisi.org. #AdvancedAIExpo

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