equistamp

Research operations for AI safety. We handle eval implementation, data annotation, and project ops so researchers can focus on research.

[equistamp @equistamp]

Equistamp is hosting an AI Safety Happy Hour in Austin during SXSW! 🤠

Join us next Friday, March 13th at FUTO.

This will be the beginning of a larger effort to build an AI Safety community in Austin. Please retweet if you are in the area!

RSVP: https://t.co/BEVm12ioqv

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Equistamp Newsletter: January 14th. Subscribe to keep up with our progress and our job opportunities!

https://t.co/Zhp62vDXHo

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Welcome to the New Year, with Equistamp! https://t.co/J729SM1xKD

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Happy New Year's Eve, from Equistamp! Check out our latest newsletter.
https://t.co/B4mfZLhhvn

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Week 2 Newsletter: Our EU Commission projects are officially launching!
This week: Control evals kickoff, CBRN risk assessment begins, new team members joining our mission.
Plus: We're hiring AI safety researchers & engineers. Read more & subscribe:

https://t.co/j67uVFEMy7

[Rob Miles @robertskmiles]

Equistamp is a company that grew out of my Discord server! They do research operations for AI Safety - evals, data annotation, project management etc - so researchers can focus on research.
And they just started a newsletter!

[equistamp @equistamp]

The Equistamp Newsletter is here! Join our community to get the latest company news, job openings, and general AI Safety updates. Subscribe:
https://t.co/4B7Qu0aAoY

[Martian @withmartian]

$1,000,000 to understand how LLMs write code.

Announcing: The Martian Interpretability Challenge.
Understanding the inner workings of LLMs is the greatest scientific challenge of our age,. Let's solve it.

Apply here: https://t.co/taai9PSu6d

🧵👇

[equistamp @equistamp]

@ylecun @tom_doerr @skdh This doesn't make any sense. You're always pushing open source and now you tweet this? Also, how could you enumerate every possible thing that could go wrong with a powerful AI? Bugs always happen and software. You might be able to stop bugs at Meta, but what about elsewhere?