VIGÍA
A pipeline to make AI risks visible in Mexico's official discourse. Its first version used a language model to analyze 153 issues of the country's official gazette.
Learn moreIn-house and collaborative initiatives that reflect the work of AI Safety Mexico across applied research, governance, and community.
What we mean by project
Projects at AI Safety Mexico emerge at the intersection of three conditions: a concrete question about AI safety or governance, a technical team able to address it with rigor, and a commitment to making findings public. Some begin as theses from training cohorts; others as collaborations with partner organizations. All are auditable, open, and oriented toward producing knowledge useful to those who research, regulate, or deploy AI in Mexico.
Portfolio
Each card links to the project's subpage with the full detail: team, methodology, and links to the paper or external platform.
A pipeline to make AI risks visible in Mexico's official discourse. Its first version used a language model to analyze 153 issues of the country's official gazette.
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A platform to systematically map AI safety research and reduce the gap between academia and communities of practice.
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A project joins the portfolio when it meets all three of the following conditions.
Every project starts from an investigable question about AI safety or governance — not from a technology in search of a problem.
The team — in-house or partnered — has the training and resources to address the question with methodological rigor.
Findings, materials, and code are published openly whenever the nature of the work allows.
If your research question aligns with our agenda and you're looking for a team to collaborate with, we'd like to hear about it.
Write to us at contact@aismx.org