Contributing to Awesome AI Safety#

Thank you for contributing. This list aims to be the most useful, credible resource for AI safety practitioners.

Guidelines#

What belongs here#

• Open-source tools and frameworks actively used in AI safety research or practice
• Peer-reviewed papers or preprints from established research institutions
• Benchmarks and datasets with public availability
• Government frameworks and regulatory resources
• Educational resources that are freely accessible

What doesn't belong here#

• Closed-source commercial products (unless they are industry-standard references)
• Papers without significant citations or from non-established venues
• Abandoned projects (no commits in 12+ months)
• Self-promotional entries without demonstrated community adoption
• Duplicate entries covering the same tool/resource

How to submit#

1. Fork this repository
2. Add your resource to the appropriate section in README.md
3. Follow the existing format: - [Name](URL) — One-line description.
4. Ensure the link works and the description is accurate
5. Submit a pull request with a clear title

Format#

- [Tool Name](https://github.com/org/repo) — One concise sentence describing what it does and why it matters.

Ordering#

Entries within each section are ordered by relevance and adoption, not alphabetically. Place new entries where they logically fit within the existing order.

Suggesting new sections#

If you believe a new section or subsection is needed, open an issue first to discuss it.

Code of Conduct#

This project follows the Contributor Covenant. Be respectful, constructive, and focused on the shared goal of building safer AI systems.