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Carnegie Mellon University
May 22-23, 2025
GOALS
GOALS
Bring experts from academia and industry to examine how insights from economics, political theory, and philosophy can help align general-purpose AI systems with human values.
Bridge theoretical frameworks with formal and computational approaches to ensure increasingly capable AI systems respect diverse human preferences.
Key Topics
Key Topics
Social Choice Mechanisms
Deliberative Democracy
Participatory Design
Robust Feedback-Incorporation Methods
Crowdsourcing Techniques for AI Evaluation
Agenda Overview
Agenda Overview
May 22
May 22
Morning
Welcome SessionLightning Talks x 3Discussion
Afternoon
Unconference Sessions
Dinner
Welcome SessionLightning Talks x 3Discussion
Afternoon
Unconference Sessions
Dinner
May 23
May 23
Morning
Diving Deeper: Work Session and Sharing Outcomes
Concluding Lunch
Diving Deeper: Work Session and Sharing Outcomes
Concluding Lunch
Organizers
Organizers
Baobao Zhang
Baobao Zhang
Assistant Professor,
Political Science,
Syracuse University
Atoosa Kasirzadeh
Atoosa Kasirzadeh
Assistant Professor, Philosophy and Software & Societal Systems, Carnegie Mellon University
Ida Mattsson
Ida Mattsson
PhD Student,
Logic Computation and Methodology,
Carnegie Mellon University
Lisa Everett
Lisa Everett
Senior Administrative Coordinator
Department of Philosophy at Carnegie Mellon University
Participants
Participants
Taylor Sorensen
Taylor Sorensen
PhD Student, CS,
University of Washington
Andrew Konya
Andrew Konya
Co-founder & Chief Scientist, remesh
Smitha Milli
Smitha Milli
Research Scientist,
AI & Society Group,
Meta FAIR
Aviv Ovadya
Aviv Ovadya
CEO, AI & Democracy Foundation, Affiliate with newDemocracy, Berkman Klein Center, GovAI
Daniel S. Schiff
Daniel S. Schiff
Assistant Professor of Technology Policy,
Purdue University
Sonja Schmer-Galunder
Sonja Schmer-Galunder
Professor of Practice in
AI and Ethics,
University of Florida
Theodora Skeadas
Theodora Skeadas
Technology Policy and Responsible AI Strategic Advisor;
PhD student in War Studies,
King's College London
Andrew Smart
Andrew Smart
Senior Research Scientist, Responsible AI Impact Lab
Google Research
Aydin Mohseni
Aydin Mohseni
Assistant Professor of Philosophy,
Carnegie Mellon University
Johannes Himmelreich
Johannes Himmelreich
Assistant Professor of
Public Administration and International Affairs,
Syracuse University
Luke Thornburn
Luke Thornburn
PhD Student in
Computer Science,
King's College London
Flynn Devine
Flynn Devine
Co-Director, Boundary Object Studio
Alex J. London
Alex J. London
Professor of Ethics and Computational Technologies,
Carnegie Mellon University
Mario Günther
Mario Günther
Assistant Professor,
the Munich Center for Mathematical Philosophy;
Visiting Assistant Professor,
Carnegie Mellon University
Vincent Conitzer
Vincent Conitzer
Professor in Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University;
Head of Technical AI Engagement,
University of Oxford
Maarten Sap
Maarten Sap
Assistant Professor, Language Technologies Institute, Carnege Mellon University;
Research Scientist and AI Safety Lead,
Allen Institute for AI
Wojciech Nawrocki
Wojciech Nawrocki
PhD Student, Logic Computation and Methodology, Carnegie Mellon University
Taiba Abid
Taiba Abid
Master Student, Logic Computation and Methodology, Carnegie Mellon University
Mel Andrews
Mel Andrews
Researcher, Responsible AI, Google;
PhD Student, University of Cincinnati
~ and others ~
Venue
Venue
Carnegie Mellon University
Carnegie Mellon University
Jared L. Cohon University Center (CUC)
Jared L. Cohon University Center (CUC)
5000 Forbes Avenue
5000 Forbes Avenue
Pittsburgh PA 15-213
Pittsburgh PA 15-213
Main Room:
Connan (1st floor CUC)
Main Room:
Connan (1st floor CUC)
Break-out Rooms:
Caffee and Pake (2nd floor CUC)
Break-out Rooms:
Caffee and Pake (2nd floor CUC)
The workshop is generously funded by Schmidt Sciences
The workshop is generously funded by Schmidt Sciences
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