How can we design AI systems that are both safe and resilient?

This June PhD students from WASP and WASP-HS, came together for a summer school, exploring the theme “Resilience and Regulation.”

The focus? Building safe, robust AI-driven systems while navigating the complex legal and regulatory landscapes that shape the future of AI and autonomy.

The summer school, arranged by the WASP Research Arenas Robotics, Public Safety and Media & Language, as well as WASP-HS is a unique opportunity for the PhD students to explore their research at the intersection of technology, regulation and resilience, while connecting with peers from the WASP-HS and WASP program.

Inspiring presentations from the PhDs

Last day of the summer school, PhD students presented their impressive work at Visualiseringscenter C in Norrköping. From thought-provoking presentations, interactive poster sessions and interdisciplinary workshops, PhD Students from both programs showcased and discussed their research across tracks in robotics, public safety, and media & language.

Thanks to all dedicated PhD students for your creativity, and collaborative spirit!

Also thanks to all the speakers: Sofia Ranchordas, Katja de Vries, Liane Colonna, Guy Gadney FRSA, Jannice Käll, Ana Nordberg, Alexandra Kafka Larsson!

See some images from the event below. 👇

📸 Photo: Peter Karlsson, Svarteld