About
The Advanced AI Society (AAI Society) is a leading industry association based in Malta, dedicated to fostering the development and implementation of verifiable AI. This organization is at the forefront of addressing the critical need for AI systems to be independently verifiable, ensuring that AI-driven decisions and actions can be trusted by enterprises, governments, and individuals alike. The society is spearheading initiatives to make verifiable AI publicly definable, commercially procurable, independently certifiable, and broadly insurable, thus setting a new standard in AI security.
Initiatives and Collaborations
At the heart of the AAI Society's efforts is the Proof-of-Control Initiative, which aims to establish a shared standard for what constitutes independent verifiability in AI systems. This initiative, co-chaired by prominent AI security expert Ken Huang, focuses on defining, implementing, and attesting to a minimum control set for agentic AI systems using mathematically verifiable evidence. The society collaborates with numerous founding enterprise members and leading organizations such as the Linux Foundation and Imperial College to advance these standards. Additionally, the society's partnerships with entities like Project Liberty and AI 2030 reflect its commitment to promoting decentralized trust and secure AI practices globally.
Leadership and Advisory
The Advanced AI Society is guided by a team of seasoned leaders and advisors with extensive experience in AI, cybersecurity, and technology governance. Co-founders Tricia Wang and Michael Casey lead the organization as CEO and President, respectively, alongside Board Chair Sheila Warren. The advisory board includes experts such as Noah Ringler, former head of AI at the Department of Homeland Security, and Brian Behlendorf, co-founder of the Open Source Initiative. Their combined expertise ensures that the society remains at the cutting edge of AI security and governance, influencing policy and technological advancements across the industry.