We are a group of students and alumni exploring policies to reduce risks from advanced AI.

Recent advances in AI surprised many observers. We expect more surprises to come, and we think society needs to do more to prepare for them.

As AI models advance in capability, we expect their impact on society to grow. Managed well, such advances can offer benefits in fields as diverse as education, medicine, and clean energy. However, they could also pose serious risks by failing to perform as expected in critical applications, or by helping malicious actors launch cyberattacks, spread disinformation, or develop biological weapons.

We think that reducing the risks of advanced AI is one of the most important questions of our time. We also think it is a highly interesting problem, with many opportunities for people to make progress on it through technical work, policy research, and policymaking.

The Georgetown Responsible AI Network is keen to support individuals who want to work in this field.

We run an eight-week fellowship to introduce students to policy issues in AI. We expect many fellows to begin or continue work on AI policy through research or internships.

Applications for the Fall 2024 fellowship are open until September 20 at 11:59pm EST.

You can apply here.

In addition to the fellowship, RAIN hosts socials, speaker events, 1-1 career advising, and other programs that help students build professional experience and discover careers in AI policy and technical AI research.

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