Question 1

Do I need to be a UBA student to participate?

Accepted Answer

No! While we're based at UBA, our activities are open to everyone interested in AI safety, regardless of their university affiliation.

Question 2

What background do I need to join your activities?

Accepted Answer

It depends on the activity. Some, like our discussion groups, are open to anyone regardless of technical background. Others, like our technical courses, may require programming knowledge or familiarity with machine learning concepts.

Question 3

Are your activities conducted in English or Spanish?

Accepted Answer

Most of our activities are conducted in Spanish, but we occasionally have English-language sessions, especially when hosting international speakers. Check the specific event details for language information.

Question 4

How can I start learning about AI safety if I'm completely new to the field?

Accepted Answer

We recommend starting with our our resources page, which has curated materials organized by difficulty level. You can also join our weekly discussion group to learn alongside others in the community.

Question 5

Can I propose a new activity or research direction?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely! We're always open to new ideas and collaborations. Please fill in the contact form above with your proposal.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to be a UBA student to participate?

What background do I need to join your activities?

Are your activities conducted in English or Spanish?

How can I start learning about AI safety if I'm completely new to the field?

Can I propose a new activity or research direction?

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to be a UBA student to participate?

What background do I need to join your activities?

Are your activities conducted in English or Spanish?

How can I start learning about AI safety if I'm completely new to the field?

Can I propose a new activity or research direction?