Announcing IASEAI ‘25
The International Association for Safe and Ethical AI will host its inaugural conference (IASEAI ‘25) on Feb 6-7, 2025 at the OECD La Muette Headquarters and Conference Centre in Paris, ahead of the Paris AI Action Summit. This free conference will convene relevant stakeholders of safe and ethical AI, including leading experts from academia, civil society, industry, media, and government, to discuss the latest developments in AI safety and ethics. Participation is by invitation only, based on submission of a statement of interest or proposed talk/poster abstract.
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February 6th — 7th, 2025
The newly-formed IASEAI is an independent charitable organization with the mission to ensure that AI systems are guaranteed to operate safely and ethically; and to shape policy, promote research, and build understanding and community around this goal.
There is no cost to attend this conference and attendance is by invitation, based on responses to a brief form asking for a statement of interest or an abstract of a proposed talk or poster. (This initial conference will not include papers or proceedings.) The conference is planned for around 600 attendees.
Applications to attend are now closed, but IASEAI'25 will be livestreamed. We will share information about the livestream via this page and our LinkedIn & X accounts -- be sure to follow us!
IASEAI brings together a global community of individuals working in academia, industry, government, and civil society. Its roles are to
IASEAI is convening this conference to advance its mission of fostering a global, interdisciplinary community focused on the safe and ethical development of AI. By bringing together experts from various domains, we aim to facilitate dialogue, share knowledge, and foster partnerships that can collectively address the challenges and opportunities posed by AI.
Most AI conferences focus on advancing the capabilities of AI systems. IASEAI is focused on ensuring that AI systems operate safely and ethically, for the benefit of humanity; moreover, it brings together technical, policy, and ethics researchers from academia, government, civil society, and industry.
IASEAI’25 aims to foster discussions that raise awareness and lead to new strategies, solutions, and standards.
Absolutely! The conference will be live-streamed, and details on how to watch will be posted on our conference webpage (iaseai.org/conference) as the event date approaches.
At this time, we are not actively seeking traditional sponsorships, but that may change in the future. Donations to operate and grow IASEAI are gratefully accepted; more information is available here: