Quick facts
- Date and time: Tuesday, November 10, 2026, 6:00–8:00 p.m. GMT (Europe/London)
- Where: London, England. The listing does not publish a street address; it is Night 2 of Imperial AI Week, described as taking place in connection with Imperial College London.
- Cost: Free
- Organizer: Imperial AI, as part of Imperial AI Week (November 9–15). Gold partners listed include Anthropic and Figma.
- Registration: Open, no approval required. The listing shows 397 guests and 3 spots remaining (near capacity).
- Official listing: luma.com/a99mmrt8
What it is
A two-hour evening of talks. Lamis Mukta (Applied AI, Anthropic) opens. An AI safety panel follows with Joseph Miller (Director, PauseAI UK) and Rishub Jain and Josh Jacob (co-founders of Sampura Research, described as ex-Google DeepMind, via LISA). Daniel Kokotajlo, lead author of AI 2027 (AI Futures Project), closes the night remotely. A few attendees are invited to dinner with speakers based on their registration answers.
The week also includes a weekend hackathon with £50,000+ in prizes, sold as a separate application.
Who it's for
People following frontier-model safety, evaluations, and policy, especially students and practitioners already in London for Imperial AI Week.
Worth it if / Skip it if
- Worth it if you can still register and want this specific speaker lineup in two hours.
- Skip it if the event is full by the time you check, or if you wanted a hands-on workshop rather than talks.
Verdict
Worth it if you can still get a seat. The program is unusually specific for a free campus-week talk night. Capacity is effectively gone. The listing shows three spots left, so confirm availability before making plans.
Source: Luma, “Is Frontier Safety & Evals Worth Attending? (London, November 10, 2026)”
