Our Events
From fellowships to reading groups, we run a variety of programs to help you engage with AI safety research.
Running Now
2026 Fall — Technical Paper Reading Group
Read selected AI safety papers on threat models, reward hacking, scheming, evaluations, mechanistic interpretability, and AI control.
2026 Fall — Fundamental Reading Group
Explore AI alignment, safer training, evaluations, interpretability, and AI control through a semester of guided discussions.
2026 Fall — Policy Reading Group
Discuss AI governance through state power, compute, Taiwan, China, institutions, and international cooperation.
Past Events
2026 Fall — Reading Groups Kickoff
Meet the three reading group tracks, learn the basics of AI Safety, and connect with the NTU AI Safety community.｜認識三個讀書會組別、AI Safety 基本概念與社群資源。
NTU AI Safety Workshop 2026
A two-day hands-on technical workshop covering AI Safety fundamentals, jailbreaks, emergent misalignment, RLHF/RLAIF, and a model attack-and-defense hackathon.
Rowan Wang: Alignment in Frontier AI Models
An Anthropic research talk on alignment in frontier AI models｜Anthropic 研究員分享前沿 AI 模型的 alignment 研究。
Tony Wu: Reading and Safeguarding Machine Minds
Exploring technical frontiers in AI safety and interpretability｜探索 AI Safety、interpretability 與 Chain-of-Thought monitorability 的技術前沿。
Andy Wang: My Path Into AI Safety
An online talk on entering AI safety, US research developments, and fellowship opportunities｜分享投入 AI Safety 的歷程、美國研究現況與 fellowship 機會。
Fundamental & Policy 2026: AI Safety Technical Course
A 8-week guided course on Technical AI Safety, following the BlueDot Impact curriculum.
Technical Paper Reading 2026
Weekly sessions to discuss the latest AI Safety research papers
AI Safety Taiwan: ARENA 3.0 Workshop
A two-day hands-on technical AI safety workshop covering Transformers, Mechanistic Interpretability, RLHF, and Model Evaluation, adapted from the ARENA 3.0 curriculum.
NTU AI Safety Reading Group 2025
An 8-week bi-weekly reading group for NTU students interested in AI Safety & Alignment. Open to all — no prior AI knowledge required.
NTU AI Safety Reading Group 2024
First cohort of our ten-week introductory program