Jakub K. Nowak
Project Leader
About the day
A field needs a place to become a community.
Warsaw AI Safety Day introduces new people to AI safety and strengthens the Polish community already doing the work.
What is AI safety?
An interdisciplinary effort to keep powerful systems safe and aligned with human values.
Technical questions about model behaviour sit beside questions of law, economics, cybersecurity, ethics, psychology, social science, international relations and communication.
The day is designed for a deliberate mix of newcomers and experienced practitioners, so both find peers in the room.
Backgrounds in the room
- Machine learning
- Interpretability
- Evaluations
- Law
- Public policy
- Economics
- Cybersecurity
- Ethics
- Psychology
- International relations
- Communication
- Mathematics
The team
Five leads, one shared responsibility.
Volunteers coordinating the programme, logistics, speakers, communications and visual identity.
Piotr Kędziora
Comms Team Coordinator
Zuza Matuszewska
Logistics Team Coordinator
Kacper Dudzic
Speakers Team Coordinator
Anna Szalwa
Visual Identity Team Coordinator
Additional volunteers
Helping across a range of tasks in the run-up to the day.
- Gabriel Dunin-Borkowski
- Alicja Kurkus
- Piotr Karalko
- Michał Skowronek
- Maria Kluziak
The organisation behind it
Fundacja AI Safety Poland
AI Safety Poland is a non-profit building knowledge, talent and institutions for a future in which advanced AI benefits humanity. The Foundation is the main organiser and legal entity behind Warsaw AI Safety Day.
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The day in short.
- Date
- Saturday, 24 October 2026
- Hours
- 10:00–18:00 · registration from 09:00
- Venue
- Faculty of Psychology, University of Warsaw
- Address
- Stefana Banacha 2D, 02-097 Warsaw
- Language
- English, all day
- Ticket
- 59 PLN early bird · 99 PLN after 20 Sept
Built together
Partners, and what each one does.
Organising & strategic
