TechLawZero secures commitment of up to C$300 million from Canada and Germany
Yoshua Bengio's AI safety nonprofit plans a Berlin office and a Canadian computing partnership, BetaKit reports.
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LawZero says it has received a commitment of up to C$300 million in government backing from Canada and Germany. The nonprofit founded by Yoshua Bengio plans to expand its research team, establish an office in Berlin and build a Canadian computing partnership with Hypertec and 5C. The funding supports its work on safer AI, including Scientist AI, a proposed system intended to help evaluate and constrain the behavior of AI agents.
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LawZero secures commitment of up to C$300 million from Canada and Germany
Yoshua Bengio's AI safety nonprofit plans a Berlin office and a Canadian computing partnership, BetaKit reports.
TLDR
LawZero says it has received a commitment of up to C$300 million in government backing from Canada and Germany. The nonprofit founded by Yoshua Bengio plans to expand its research team, establish an office in Berlin and build a Canadian computing partnership with Hypertec and 5C. The funding supports its work on safer AI, including Scientist AI, a proposed system intended to help evaluate and constrain the behavior of AI agents.
