European Network for AI Safety (ENAIS)
The European Network for AI Safety (ENAIS) is a decentralized coordination organization dedicated to advancing AI safety across Europe, with a distinctive focus on existential risks from advanced AI systems. Founded in 2023 by European AI safety researchers and field-builders, ENAIS addresses the historically siloed nature of European AI safety work by providing a centralized hub, a professional directory, a quarterly newsletter, career support, and community events. The network spans experts from over 13 countries and engages with European policy processes such as the EU AI Act, while also supporting local AI safety hubs in cities across the continent.
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ENAIS believes that the European AI safety ecosystem is underperforming relative to its potential because researchers and field-builders lack coordination infrastructure. By building a professional network, providing shared resources, and facilitating collaboration across countries, ENAIS aims to multiply the effective output of existing European AI safety talent. Better coordination enables European organizations to engage more effectively with EU policy processes (such as the AI Act), avoid duplicated effort, share knowledge faster, and collectively attract more resources to the field. This improved European capacity, in turn, contributes to global efforts to reduce existential risks from advanced AI systems.
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- Last Updated
- Apr 2, 2026, 9:59 PM UTC
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- Mar 19, 2026, 10:31 PM UTC