AI Safety Collab is opening sign-ups for local groups interested in running an introductory AI Safety course this winter. By collaborating across communities, AIS Collab reduces the operational burden on small teams, improves course quality, and creates a shared learning experience across Europe and beyond.
Program Highlights
- Timeline: 26 January – 1 March 2026
- Structure: Orientation week + 4 weeks of discussion groups
- Format: Weekly groups of 5–10 participants
- Curriculum: Atlas Fundamentals in AI Safety
- Support: Facilitator training, templates for outreach, centralized operations (applications, scheduling, infrastructure, Slack support)
- Track Record:
- 54% completion rate in recent cohorts
- 9.5/10 average satisfaction
- Multiple new local AIS groups formed
- Strong early-career transitions toward AIS work
Why Join as a Local Organizer?
AIS Collab handles most of the administrative and operational complexity, allowing local organizers to focus on their communities.
Local organizers:
- Promote the participant application form locally
- Identify or invite potential facilitators
- Optionally run in-person meetups
- Stay connected with highly engaged participants after the course
Organizers don’t need to manage applications, create infrastructure, or coordinate the program backend — all of this is handled centrally.
Estimated time commitment:
- 2–10 hours/week during outreach (from the time you sign up until 14 January)
- 0–3 hours/week once the course begins, depending on whether you facilitate
Next Steps to Apply as a Local Organizer
📝 Sign up your group by 28 December (≈15 minutes):
Local organizer application form
The form includes full details about responsibilities, structure, and support options.
Individual Applications Also Open
Find more information in the description of the forms below or here.
Application deadline for participants & facilitators: 14 January
AI Safety Collab is a project of ENAIS.
Questions or comments are welcome below or via email at contact@enais.co.