Introduction
In the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence, the development and deployment of large models have ushered in a new era of innovation and possibilities. However, with great power comes great responsibility, necessitating a deep dive into the safety and ethical considerations surrounding these advanced technologies. To address these critical issues, we are excited to announce a comprehensive workshop focused on Large Model Safety, designed for professionals, researchers, and enthusiasts in the field of AI. This workshop aims to shed light on the myriad challenges and opportunities presented by large models, fostering a robust dialogue on novel attacks, risk mitigation strategies, and ethical guidelines to ensure their beneficial and secure application across various domains.
This engaging workshop will feature a series of expert talks on the complex landscape of large model safety. From understanding the technical intricacies of large model development to exploring the societal impacts of AI safety, attendees will gain insights into the multifaceted aspects of large model safety. Whether you’re a seasoned AI practitioner or new to the field, this workshop promises to offer valuable perspectives on fostering innovation while prioritizing safety, ethics, and accountability in the age of transformative AI technologies.
Organizers
This workshop is organized by
Jun Sun
Singapore Management University
Gerry Kian Woon Chng
Singapore's AI Technical Committee (AITC)
Media Support
This workshop is supported by Paper Weekly.
Invited Speakers
Neil Gong
Duke University
Mohan Kankanhalli
National University of Singapore
Pang Wei Koh
University of Washington
Bo Li
University of Chicago
Seok Min Lim
IMDA
Sewon Min
University of Washington
Prateek Mittal
Princeton University
Martin Saerbeck
TÜV SÜD
Ting Wang
StonyBrook University
Ding Yao Wan
Gov Tech
Venue
This workshop will take place at Carlton Hotel Singapore. Empress Ballroom 5
Program
Opening Address
Session 1: Academia 1, chaired by Sun Jun
Understanding Security Risks of Large Language Models
VideoPrateek Mittal from University of Princeton
Video
Bo Li from University of Chicago and UIUC
Coffee Break
Session 2: Academia 2, chaired by Chris Poskitt
Video
Pang Wei Koh from University of Washington
Lunch
Session 3: Academia 3, chaired by Xiaofei Xie
Video
Ting Wang from Stony Brook University
Video
Mohan Kankanhalli from National University of Singapore
Coffee Break
Session 4: Industry and Government, chaired by Gerry Chng
Video
Seok Min Lim from IMDA