Founders & Researchers Workshop
This workshop is a forum that enables creative collision of ideas, experiences and practical advice between technical founders and academics working on frontier AI research.
Evaluating AI Futures: Developing Hype Literacy for Responsible AI
The day will include an open, collaborative discussion about what “hype” actually is, how it operates in different contexts and what would help all of us reason more precisely about what AI systems can and can’t currently do.
Generative AI Projects in Progress: a spotlight on two of our research collaborations
This webinar will showcase Hub researchers’ collaborative projects, allowing them to explain the impact they will have and to pitch them to potential collaborators.
Hub X: ML Methods and Algorithms
This two-day, in-person workshop in London brings together experts from the Prob_AI and Gen AI Hubs along with ELLIS units to collaborate.
Founders & Researchers Workshop
This workshop is a forum that enables creative collision of ideas, experiences and practical advice between technical founders and academics working on frontier AI research.
Gen AI Hub 2026 Retreat
We’re bringing together Early Career Researchers from across the UK AI research ecosystem with members of the AI Hub in Generative Models.
Gen Biology monthly with Vincent Pauline
An Introduction to Diffusion Model Theory Beyond Euclidean Data: Discrete Extensions for Biology - Vincent Pauline
Copyright round-table (invite only)
An invite-only workshop on generative AI and copyright organised by UCL and KU Leuven.
Gen Biology monthly with Angus Cunningham
Generative design and construction of functional plasmids with a DNA language mode - Angus Cunningham
Experimental Design in the Age of Generative AI - Talk by Henry Moss
The Multi Modal Models Working Group is delighted to welcome Henry Moss of Lancaster University to discuss the impact Gen AI could have on how we carry out scientific experiments.
Gen Biology monthly with Joshua Welch
Predicting single-cell responses to unseen chemical and genetic perturbations
Creative AI and Multimodal models collaboration workshop
This is a Gen AI Hub workshop to brainstorm ideas for collaborating on research projects for the Multi Modal Models and Creative AI working groups.
DemystifAI - A Generative Models Learning Community
Explore the foundations of Generative AI: VAEs, GANS, autoregressive models, diffusion-transformers and more with the DemystifAI leaning community.
Generative Models, LLMs, and the Future of Molecular AI [ML4Molecules 2025]
The ML4Molecules workshop is organised by the ELLIS research program on “Machine Learning for Molecule Discovery”, which brings together a pan-European community dedicated to accelerating molecular discovery through cutting-edge AI.
Hub webinar: Start ups for researchers
Our first webinar offers two of our researchers a showcase for their AI start-ups. You will hear from co-founders of Ångström AI and Vectify AI about their experiences, what inspired them to commercialise their research and the challenges they have faced on the way.
DemystifAI - A Generative Models Learning Community (Copy) (Copy)
Explore the foundations of Generative AI: VAEs, GANS, autoregressive models, diffusion-transformers and more with the DemystifAI leaning community.
Public Values in AI Research Webinar Series
A series of webinars to hear from cutting edge research developing theories and methods for understanding values in AI research. Organised as part of the ESRC Public Values in AI Research project.
DfP'25 Asia-Pacific
This conference will bring will bring together researchers, policymakers, practitioners, and industry experts to explore the cutting-edge developments in artificial intelligence and the challenges they present under the theme of “Advancing AI: Innovations, Governance, and Ethical Frontiers”
UK AI Research Symposium - A Festival Of Ideas
UKAIRS will showcase contributions from researchers from a diversity of disciplines including computer science, engineering, social sciences and humanities, with the goal of shaping the UK’s research priorities, identifying cross-fertilisation opportunities, and informing the narrative around the challenges to delivering AI that benefits society and the economy.
Workshop on Computer Use Agents @ ICML
Computer use models are attracting significant interest in academia and industry due to their ability to perform complex tasks in non-deterministic environments. However, they are far from being ready for unattended deployment, as evidenced by their performance on the OSWorld benchmark where they achieve only a small fraction of human performance. The rapid evolution of these agents raises important questions regarding their accuracy, safe deployment, and potential impact on the future of work.