Over two days in San Francisco, the AI Horizons Forum will bring together people and organizations working to ensure transformative AI leads to good futures.
Building a shared strategic picture
Content will focus on the key updates on where the field stands, what's most pressing or neglected, and where new effort could go furthest.
Facilitating connections that accelerate impact
Meetings and structured networking will help attendees form and strengthen relationships that accelerate work through collaborations, funding opportunities, and new hires.
Attendees
We expect to welcome over 750 people. The event is aimed at two categories of attendees:
1. People working full-time on ensuring good AI futures
Organization leaders, technical researchers, policy specialists, academics, and others working across a broad set of subfields, from alignment to AI governance and digital sentience.
2. People well-positioned to move into high-priority roles
Talented, informed people ready to move into high-priority roles or start new projects—the kind of people you'd be excited to see apply for an opening on your team.
Applications are now open and reviewed on a rolling basis.Apply here.
What to expect
Talks set the frame
The Forum opens Saturday morning with the updates we think matter most, giving everyone a shared frame for the rest of the weekend.
1:1 conversations
The Forum is centered around 1:1s and small-group conversations, alongside structured networking opportunities like speed networking.
Focus on navigating risks
Sessions will focus on the core challenges of transformative AI: alignment, control, and effective governance.
Speakers
A first look at our speakers, with more to come.
Amy Labenz
Quorum
Holden Karnofsky
Anthropic
Will MacAskill
Forethought
Peter Wildeford
The AI Policy Network
Sam Bowman
Anthropic
Organizers
The AI Horizons Forum is organized by Quorum. Our team previously ran the Summit on Existential Security, and will be spinning out of Effective Ventures to become a new, independent organization in 2027.
This event is for people working full-time on ensuring good AI futures, across technical research, governance, field-building, and related subfields, as well as a small number of talented people well-positioned to move into high-priority roles in this space.
We recommend applying if you're working in or adjacent to AI safety and governance, or if you have relevant skills or experience and are ready to transition into the field.
If you’re uncertain about whether to apply, we encourage you to do so.
When do applications close?
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Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis and will remain open until the event is full.
How much does it cost to attend?
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The standard ticket price is $500, though discounts are available at checkout for those who need them. Your ticket includes access to all sessions and meals during the event.
Is accommodation provided?
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Attendees are responsible for arranging their own accommodation, though we have a limited number of onsite hotel rooms available at no cost to attendees. You can indicate your interest when you register.
Do you provide travel support?
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Travel support is available to cover reasonable travel expenses in cases where it will make a substantial difference to your ability to attend. To request travel reimbursement, contact us at team@aihorizonsforum.org.
Can I bring my child or partner to the event?
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Children under 10 are welcome to attend as dependents of a registered parent or guardian, though we're unable to offer childcare. If you plan to bring a child, please let us know on your registration form.
We're unable to admit anyone aged 10–17. Partners and caregivers can only access event spaces if they've applied and been accepted in their own right.