[PlanetKR] Call for Papers: Safe and Trustworthy AI ICLP 2023 Workshop (at Imperial July 9th/10th)

[Francesco Belardinelli]

TL;DR We invite you to the Safe and Trustworthy AI workshop 
<http://www.stai.uk>. The workshop will take place on the *9th or 10th 
of July* in London. The *submission deadline* is the *19th of May. 
*There will be *prizes* for the best papers and posters.Please register 
attendance on Eventbrite. 
<https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-safe-and-trustworthy-ai-workshop-iclp-2023-tickets-622471136927>


Hi all,


We hope this email finds you well.


We are pleased to invite you to take part in the second iteration of the 
Safe and Trustworthy AI workshop <http://www.stai.uk>. The workshop will 
take place on the 9th or 10th of July at Imperial College London as part 
of ICLP 23 <https://iclp2023.imperial.ac.uk/home>. There will be a 
reception in the evening and refreshments will be provided.


The field of safe and trustworthy AI is broad and has significant 
implications for society and individuals. Contemporary AI systems 
already cause large-scale harm, especially to disadvantaged groups, and 
future AI systems may pose catastrophic risks. With this workshop we 
hope to encourage discussion and collaboration between people from a 
range of backgrounds, especially from underrepresented or disadvantaged 
groups.


*Call for papers.*This workshop takes a broad view of safety and 
trustworthiness, covering areas such as algorithmic bias and 
discrimination, alignment, cooperative AI, robustness and verification, 
and AI policy and regulation. We accept short (4 page) and long (8 page) 
papers. The submission deadline is the 19th of May. See the call for 
papers <https://www.stai.uk/call-for-papers>for further details.


The workshop is supported by the UKRI Centre for Doctoral Training in 
Safe and Trusted AI <https://safeandtrustedai.org/>and the Future of 
Life Institute. <https://futureoflife.org/>


If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.


All the best,

The organizers
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