About us

AI technology is advancing quickly, and it brings significant challenges with its opportunities.

While AI could help solve many of humanity's pressing problems, it also presents serious risks that need to be carefully addressed - from immediate concerns about misuse to longer-term questions about human agency and existential safety.

We're a team committed to building the technical expertise and critical thinking skills needed to address these challenges.

Our vision

Expanding the global community of technically skilled individuals working on AI safety.

Through intensive in-person bootcamps, we equip participants with the tools and knowledge to tackle safety problems, launch impactful projects, and effectively communicate these crucial ideas to others.

We transform participants' motivation into insight and concrete technical abilities.

Team

Charbel-Raphael Segerie

Co-founder, Curriculum Designer
Charbel is the co-head of the AI Safety Unit at EffiSciences. He has been the lead curriculum developer for all iterations of ML4Good. He teaches technical AI Safety in ENS Paris-Saclay in the Mathematics, Vision and Learning masters.

Nia Gardner

Co-Founder, Executive Director
Nia worked as a software engineer before starting working on ML4Good in 2023. She co-organised ML4Good Germany in 2023 and led the UK project before setting up ML4Good as an organisation in 2024. She's responsible for strategic decisions, management, and growth of the organisation.

Carolina Oliveira

Director of Projects
Carolina's responsible for helping us expand across the continents and maintaining the liaison between ML4G and local organisers.

Linda Broglio

Operations Manager
Linda studied Physics and ML. She is responsible for all the moving parts that go into making the bootcamps happen. She oversees logistics, communications, participants selection along with the rest of the team.

History

ML4Good was started as a project of EffiSciences in France in 2022. The AI division of EffiSciences’ has since evolved into the Center for AI Security (CeSIA), which conducts research, outreach and fieldbuilding.

ML4Good has become a growing international network, with bootcamps being run in Switzerland, Germany, the UK, Brasil, Colombia—with more on the way.