We research, train, and build community around AI safety. We lay the technical and governance foundations Mexico needs to make informed decisions about AI.
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Upcoming event
A tech policy panel funded by a BlueDot Impact grant. Our full agenda is on Luma.
Growing the AI safety community in Mexico: a panel on how AI regulation will affect the tech ecosystem in Mexico and Latin America. At MXTW AI House (Juárez, Mexico City). Organized by Marta Kosmyna, Isabel Montalvo, Janeth Valdivia, and Oscar Mata.
What we do
Each pillar links to a dedicated page with details, materials, and ways to collaborate.
Original and collaborative work in alignment, interpretability, and technical governance.
Open and bespoke courses that adapt contemporary AI safety frameworks to the Mexican context.
Applied initiatives like VIGÍA and AI Safety Connect: open, auditable, and oriented toward producing usable knowledge.
Researchers, engineers, and multidisciplinary professionals working together from Mexico.
Team
Janeth Valdivia Head of Operations 
Angel Tenorio Education & Divulgation 
Max Pinelo Generalist & Head of Strategy 
Isabel Montalvo Marketing 
Dexter Gómez Adversarial Strategy 
Karime Pacheco Head of AIS UPY 
Marco Guzmán Head of AISMX Guadalajara Highlights
A project, a publication, and an event that capture where the organization is right now.
A pipeline that makes AI risks visible in Mexico's official discourse, starting with the country's official gazette.
A pilot study on local perceptions, risks, and practices around AI, published in RCS · IPN.
Mérida and Guadalajara hubs with Apart Research: 65 attendees, 19 projects, and one that continued into the Apart fellowship.
Open directory
We maintain a curated directory of courses, research programs, policy fellowships, funding, and communities, with every link verified one by one. It is meant for anyone who wants to get started — or take the next step — from Mexico and Latin America.
Researchers, institutions, and partners: there are several ways to join the work of AI Safety Mexico.
See how to collaborate