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AI Safety Forum Australia
AI Safety Forum

Shaping Australia's Role in AI Safety and Governance

An interdisciplinary forum grounded in the science of AI safety as explored in the International AI Safety Report, bringing together people from across research, government, industry and civil society.

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Videos

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Welcome and Opening Logistics

2026

Opening Keynote from Assistant Minister for Science, Technology and the Digital Economy

2026

Opening Keynote on International AI Safety Report

2026

Opening Keynote on AI Policy & Governance

2026

What are the top risks from AI?

2026

Building AI Data Centres: What's in it for Australia and for AI safety?

2026

Practical steps towards democracy fit for a world with AI

2026

Welcome and introduction to Day 1

2024
Forum Topics

Topics we explore

Technical AI Safety

What are the central technical challenges in making AI systems safe, and where is progress being made?

AI Governance

How should AI systems be governed, and what can Australia learn from international approaches?

Australia's Role

What are Australia's strengths in AI safety, and how can they be brought to bear?

Risk Assessment

How do we identify and assess risks from AI systems when the science itself is still evolving?

Evaluations & Testing

How do we measure what AI systems can do, and what counts as a meaningful safety evaluation?

Cross-Sector Dialogue

How can researchers, policymakers, and practitioners actually work together on AI safety?

ORGANISERS

Organising Committee

Gradient Institute logo
Gradient Institute
Tiberio Caetano
Chief Scientist
RAND logo
RAND
Beba Cibralic
Policy Researcher
Timaeus logo
Timaeus
Daniel Murfet
Research Director
Good Ancestors logo
Good Ancestors
Greg Sadler
CEO
CSIRO (Data61) logo
CSIRO (Data61)
Liming Zhu
Director