Stuart Russell
UC Berkeley Professor | Pioneering AI Alignment
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Stuart Russell is a world-renowned expert in artificial intelligence and computer science. As a Professor of Computer Science at the University of California, Berkeley, he has dedicated his career to ensuring AI systems are aligned with human values.
Russell co-authored the leading AI textbook 'Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach' and founded the Center for Human-Compatible AI, exploring how to create beneficial AI that enhances rather than replaces human capabilities. His TED talks and popular books like 'Human Compatible' have brought AI's existential challenges to a global audience, equipping leaders to navigate the complex ethics of advanced technologies.
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3 principles for creating safer AI
How can we harness the power of superintelligent AI while also preventing the catastrophe of robotic takeover? As we move closer toward creating all-knowing machines, AI pioneer Stuart Russell is working on something a bit different: robots with uncertainty. Hear his vision for human-compatible AI that can solve problems using common sense, altruism and other human values.
Stuart Russell at DLD 2026
Stuart Russell at Dreamforce 2025
Stuart Russell at Hay Festival 2024
Stuart Russell at World AI Cannes Festival 2023
Stuart Russell at The Marketing Society Annual Conference 2022
Stuart Russell at How To Academy 2019
| Event | Year | Location |
|---|---|---|
| DLD | 2026 | 🇩🇪Munich, Germany |
| Dreamforce | 2025 | 🇺🇸San Francisco, United States |
| Hay Festival | 2024 | |
| World AI Cannes Festival | 2023 | 🇫🇷Cannes, France |
| The Marketing Society Annual Conference | 2022 | |
| How To Academy | 2019 | |
| TED | 2017 | 🇨🇦Vancouver, Canada |
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