Seminars on the Future of AI and its Governance

The Coalition for a Baruch Plan for AI is proud to offer organizations, clubs and interest groups the opportunity to host engaging and insightful seminars on the future of AI and its governance. These seminars are available both virtually via Zoom and in person at your preferred location. Since we  currently operate exclusively on a voluntary basis, we typically ask for reimbursement of expenses and a small donation.

The Context

Today, many large prominent companies are investing billions in the development of increasingly advanced artificial intelligences. This includes not only useful and innovative systems, but recently also the declared goal of creating a superintelligence: an AI capable of improving itself autonomously, with the real risk of becoming uncontrollable.

If this race continues without rules and without comprehensive oversight, the dangers are not only to human safety, but also to concentration of economic power and the risk of serious imbalances for all humanity.

What we offer

Our seminars are highly interactive and can adapt to your needs. Our basic seminar is a meeting online or in person, with 5-10 participants where we can explore together:

• An overview from leading experts on the transformative impact of artificial intelligence on society, focusing on how geopolitical, technological and market trends shape this future.

• The extraordinary opportunities that artificial intelligence promises

• The immense risks for human security and economic power concentration

• What is meant by Superintelligence and because it represents a unique challenge.

• A comprehensive look at the main international AI governance initiatives, 

• What can we do to face this challenge, for us, our children and for Humanity.

Why host a Coalition Seminar?

• Global and local expertise: Our team operates globally and maintains strong connections in key AI governance hubs.

• Interactive discussions: Our seminars are not just lessons but dialogues. We encourage participants to engage, ask questions and contribute to the conversation.

• Proven experience: We have held similar seminars for esteemed groups, including al Rotary Club Geneva International and all' Italian Family Officer Association, who can provide references upon request. Furthermore, we have organised a global series of conferences on AI and cybersecurity, in 11 editions and three continents.

How to plan a Seminar

To learn more or schedule a seminar for your group, contact us at cbpai@trustlesscomputing.org

Whether you are a professional association, local club or academic institution, we will be happy to discuss how we can tailor our seminar to your interests and needs.

Meet our Team

The Coalition includes experts in policy, governance and AI technology, with extensive experience engaging diverse audiences. To find out more about our team's qualifications and experience, visit our dedicated page. The seminars are typically held by  Rufo Guerreschi, coordinator and spokesperson of the Coalition, as well as Executive Director of the Trustless Computing Association, based between Rome and Geneva.