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    YC Paper Club planned an AI safety session with two Stanford professors for October 7, 2026

    A post reshared by Y Combinator listed Stanford professors Mykel Kochenderfer and Clark Barrett as speakers in Mountain View.

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    A post reshared by Y Combinator advertised a YC Paper Club session on methods for proving AI systems safe before release. It listed Stanford professors Mykel Kochenderfer and Clark Barrett as speakers and scheduled the event for October 7, 2026, from 5 to 9 p.m. in Mountain View.

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    @FrancoisChauba1Next YC Paper Club: "AI Safety" Hear from two Stanford Professors on modern methods and techniques on how to prove an AI is safe before releasing it Wednesday, 10.7, 5-9pm, MV Speaker List: - Prof. Mykel Kochenderfer (Stanford): co-director of the Stanford Center for AI Safety and head of the Stanford Intelligent Systems Lab. He led the development of the Aircraft Collision Avoidance System (ACAS X), the FAA's next-generation aircraft collision avoidance system used in most commercial aircraft in the US today, and wrote the widely cited textbooks "Algorithms for Decision Making" and "Algorithms for Validation." - Prof. Clark Barrett (Stanford): co-director of the Stanford Center for AI Safety. He co-created the CVC4/cvc5 solvers, which are used across industry to formally verify hardware and software systems. He is a pioneer of neural network verification. These two have been putting AI into planes and CI/CD systems for decades, long before AI safety was the topic du jour. Come learn from them how AI can be deployed safely! Sign up here: http://events.ycombinator.com/yc-paperclub-oct73h
    @ycombinatorRT @FrancoisChauba1: Next YC Paper Club: "AI Safety" Hear from two Stanford Professors on modern methods and techniques on how to prove a…2h
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    @FrancoisChauba1Next YC Paper Club: "AI Safety" Hear from two Stanford Professors on modern methods and techniques on how to prove an AI is safe before releasing it Wednesday, 10.7, 5-9pm, MV Speaker List: - Prof. Mykel Kochenderfer (Stanford): co-director of the Stanford Center for AI Safety and head of the Stanford Intelligent Systems Lab. He led the development of the Aircraft Collision Avoidance System (ACAS X), the FAA's next-generation aircraft collision avoidance system used in most commercial aircraft in the US today, and wrote the widely cited textbooks "Algorithms for Decision Making" and "Algorithms for Validation." - Prof. Clark Barrett (Stanford): co-director of the Stanford Center for AI Safety. He co-created the CVC4/cvc5 solvers, which are used across industry to formally verify hardware and software systems. He is a pioneer of neural network verification. These two have been putting AI into planes and CI/CD systems for decades, long before AI safety was the topic du jour. Come learn from them how AI can be deployed safely! Sign up here: http://events.ycombinator.com/yc-paperclub-oct73h
    @ycombinatorRT @FrancoisChauba1: Next YC Paper Club: "AI Safety" Hear from two Stanford Professors on modern methods and techniques on how to prove a…2h