"I’ve always wanted to belong to a team of super-smart people working on something meaningful and giving it their all. The place that feels the most like that is Constellation. My first visit to Constellation was the moment I thought ‘Wow, pulling off a mid-career pivot to AI safety is really something I could do.'"
Lionel Levine
Professor of Mathematics at Cornell University
The purpose of Constellation is to assemble, connect, equip, and galvanize the people working to ensure the safety of powerful AI systems.
Constellation is a nonprofit organization in Berkeley, California that has been operating since 2021.
The Astra Fellowship pairs fellows with experienced advisors to collaborate on a three month AI safety research project. Fellows will be part of a cohort of talented researchers working out of the Constellation office, allowing them to connect and exchange ideas with leading AI safety researchers.
The Constellation Visiting Researcher Program is seeking around 20 researchers motivated by AI catastrophic risk reduction. Visiting Researchers will connect with leading AI safety researchers, exchange ideas, and find collaborators while continuing their research from the Constellation office.
These intensive month-long bootcamps are for researchers and software engineers looking to transition into developing safety technology for AI systems.
These two-day workshops provide a rapid introduction to existing research on safety technology for AI systems, featuring presentations and discussions led by experts working in the field.
Roughly every two months, Constellation hosts researchers from academia, industry, and nonprofits where attendees share research updates and discuss the state of the field.