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Stuart Russell 
 
 Stuart Russell, OBE, FRS

 

 Zoom link for CS294 
 
Distinguished Professor of Computer Science , University of California, Berkeley, and
 
 Smith-Zadeh Professor in Engineering;
 Professor of Cognitive Science;
 Professor of Computational Precision Health, UCSF;
 and Honorary Fellow of Wadham College , Oxford
 

 
Mailing address: Computer Science Division

387 Soda Hall 

 University of California 

Berkeley, CA 94720-1776

 
Office location: 8040 Berkeley Way West

Office hours: by appointment

Email: please contact my assistant, JP, at jp@humancompatible.ai

 
 Information for prospective MS and PhD students 
 Information for prospective interns 
 Research group (Russell's Unusual Group of Students)
 Research centers and affiliations:
 
 Center for Human-Compatible AI (CHAI)
 Kavli Center for Ethics, Science, and the Public (KCESP)
 Berkeley Artificial Intelligence Research (BAIR)
 Institute for Cognitive and Brain Sciences (ICBS)
 AI Institute for Agent-Based Cyber Threat Intelligence and Operation (ACTION)
 Program in Computational Precision Health (CPH)
 
 Research areas , including publications by area
 Publications in chronological order
 Teaching (Fall 2018) : CS 294-149: Safety and Control for Artificial General Intelligence (co-taught by Dr. Andrew Critch) -->
 CV 
 Biography : long (350 words) , short (175 words) , very short (75 words) 
 
Other useful pointers:
 
 2021 Reith Lectures: Living With Artificial Intelligence 
 Human Compatible: AI and the Problem of Control 
 Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach 
 Have the machines taken over? Video of interview by Richard Sargeant, Westminster Abbey, November 20, 2018.
 Rationality and Intelligence , slides from the IJCAI 95 Computers and Thought lecture. 
 Learning in Rational Agents , slides from NIPS 97 invited talk.
 What is to be done? , slides from AAAI 08 invited talk.
 Life: Play and Win in 20 Trillion Moves , slides from SARA 2011 invited talk.
 Unifying Logic and Probability; A New Dawn for AI? , slides from the Colloquium Sorbonne-Universités, Jan 2013.
 The Long-Term Future of (Artificial) Intelligence , slides from AAAI 2015 invited talk.
 Artificial Intelligence: Implications for Autonomous Weapons , address to the United Nations meeting on Lethal Autonomous Weapons Systems, Geneva, April 2015.
 Killer Robots, the End of Humanity, and All That: What's a Good AI Researcher to Do? , slides from IJCAI 2015 invited talk.
 Future of Artificial Intelligence and the Human Race , video from TEDxYouth@EB, Ecole Bilingue de Berkeley, November 14, 2015.
 Three principles for creating safer AI , TED talk, Vancouver, April 25, 2017.
 Provably Beneficial Artificial Intelligence (starts at 55.25), IJCAI 2017 invited talk ( slides here ) .
 Uncertainty in Objectives , slides from UAI 2018 invited talk.
 How Not to Destroy the World With AI , slides from AAAI 2020 keynote talk.
 Artificial Intelligence: Some Thoughts? , slides from IJCAI 2022 Research Excel

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