The people defining global AI safety standards.
Each expert teaches their own field. Sessions span loss-of-control risk, machine ethics, robotics governance, adversarial security, and what the EU AI Act asks of high-risk systems.
Roman Yampolskiy
University of Louisville
AI safety and controllability. Author of "AI: Unexplainable, Unpredictable, Uncontrollable."
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Wendell Wallach
Yale Center for Bioethics
AI governance and moral machine ethics. Author of "Moral Machines."
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Alan Winfield
IEEE / Bristol Robotics Lab
Robot ethics standards author and IEEE Fellow. Shapes AI ethics policy globally.
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Raja Chatila
Sorbonne / IEEE
Human-robot interaction and AI ethics. Past president of IEEE Robotics and Automation Society.
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Risto Miikkulainen
UT Austin / Cognizant
Neuroevolution pioneer. Professor at UT Austin and VP Research at Cognizant.
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Toby Walsh
UNSW Sydney
Leading AI researcher and outspoken advocate for a ban on autonomous weapons.
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John C. Havens
IEEE Global Initiative
Author of IEEE's "Ethically Aligned Design." Executive Director of IEEE Global AI Ethics Initiative.
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Alex Polyakov
Adversa AI
Adversarial AI and red-teaming. Founder of Adversa AI and leading voice on AI attack surfaces.
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Olaf Witkowski
Cross Labs
AI emergence and complexity science. CEO of Cross Labs and research partner at Sony CSL.
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Kathleen Richardson
De Montfort University
Professor of Ethics and Culture of Robots and AI. Author of leading AI ethics texts.
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