AI Horizons Forum: 1,000-person AI safety conference in SF, Dec 12–13, apply by Nov 30
NeelNanda5 · x · 2026-10-29
AI Horizons Forum runs Dec 12–13 at the San Francisco Marriott Marquis, aiming to build and coordinate the AI safety ecosystem with 1,000 attendees; applications reviewed on a rolling basis until Nov 30. Neel Nanda recommends the organizers' past events.
- Who it's for: leaders and key staff at safety organizations updating their strategic picture, plus talented people (including mid-career switchers) looking to move into high-priority AI safety roles
- Format: framing talks plus heavy emphasis on 1:1s, small-group conversations, and structured networking
- Content: field updates, pressing and neglected problems, and where new effort could go furthest
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