A free, self-paced introduction explains current AI capabilities, future developments, and ways learners can contribute to better outcomes for society.

A cohort course helps participants understand frontier AI governance and apply technical, policy, legal, or institutional experience to governing advanced systems.

A structured project sprint helps researchers, engineers, and course graduates build an AI safety portfolio through practical research or tool development.

A facilitated course helps participants analyze advanced AI risks, compare interventions, and identify concrete ways to contribute to AI safety.

A facilitated course introduces pandemic prevention, detection, and response, helping participants identify opportunities to apply their skills to biological risk reduction.

A cohort course prepares technically experienced participants to understand AI safety research and direct their skills toward important technical safety problems.