A panel discussion focused on the new textbook, Artificial Intelligence Safety and Security. Panelists include: Catherine Olsson (Google Brain); Roman Yampolskiy (The Editor of Artificial Intelligence Safety and Security): Author of Preface: “Introduction to AI Safety and Security”; Alexey Kurakin (Google AI): First Author of Chapter 8: “Adversarial Examples in the Physical World” with co-authors Ian J. Goodfellow and Samy Bengio; Phillip Kuznetsov (Machine Learning @ Berkeley): First Author of Chapter 17: “Adversarial Machine Learning” with co-authors Riley Edmunds, Ted Xiao, Humza Iqbal, Raul Puri, Noah Golmant, and Shannon Shih; Mahendra Prasad (UC Berkeley Political Science): Author of Chapter 21: “Social Choice and the Value Alignment Problem”; and Thomas Gilbert (UC Berkeley Machine Ethics and Epistemology).

Please join us on September 20 for "Navigating Borders and Violence: Indigenous Maya Families and Central American Children in Migration," featuring presentations by two scholars.Leisy J. Abrego, Associate Professor, Department of Chicana/o Studies at UCLA, will present “It is a Crime to be Young Here: Violence Against Minors in Central America, Mexico, and the United States". Patricia Baquedano-López, Associate Professor in the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Education, will present "Pedagogies of Migration/Reframing: What It Means to Teach and Learn Indigenous Maya Families from Yucatán in California".