Philip Fox (KIRA), Monika Schnitzer (LMU) and Daniel Privitera (KIRA) survey current capacities and future needs in Germany and outline three possible compute strategies.

Prof. Monika Schnitzer (German Council of Economic Experts) and Daniel Privitera argue that Germany is unprepared for a world with human-level artificial intelligence – but the new government could take concrete steps to change that.

Germany should build state capacity to protect the public against AI-related national security threats, argue Anton Leicht and Philip Fox.

KIRA members Privitera & Fox have been involved in an unprecedented global collaboration on the science of AI safety.

22 German and international AI experts call on the German Federal Government to ensure foundation models are regulated within the EU AI Act – and not just through a system of "self-regulation".

In an op-ed with Turing Award winner Prof. Yoshua Bengio, Daniel Privitera argues that progress, safety and participation are not mutually exclusive.

KIRA members Philip Fox & Anka Reuel discuss how AI tools might impact public discourse in the future.

From technical basics to practical use cases to risks & governance: Together with Cosmonauts & Kings and Project Together, the KIRA Center hosted the 1st AI Boot Camp in the German Bundestag.

AI has made rapid progress in just a few decades. How did this happen? We give an overview of central historical developments, from the first computers to the Deep Learning revolution.

“We need a new international agency to minimize AI risks”, says KIRA founding member Anka Reuel in The Economist.

How do ordinary people think about AI? Our representative survey maps public perceptions in April 2023.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) rapidly changes how we live and work. But who are the main actors behind AI development?

The Center for AI Risks & Impacts launches today. Our aim is to contribute to a safe and fair development and deployment of AI.