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AI Village is a hacker-rooted public-interest AI security community for hands-on education, red-team practice, workshops, events, and open resources.
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AI Village published the YouTube recording of its DEF CON 34 fireside chat with Bruce Schneier on AI and cybersecurity, the only fireside chat recorded from the event.
View source [3]AI Village announced its DEFCON 34 keynote panel "The Defender's Dilemma: Releasing Dual-Use AI Models as Capabilities Climb" scheduled for August 7, 2026 with panelists from Google, Anthropic, and Bruce Schneier.
View source [2]AI Village introduced HalCTF (Hostile Autonomous Layer CTF), an agentic security competition at DEFCON 34 where teams design autonomous AI agents in containers to exploit sandboxed targets and capture flags.
View source [5]AI Village announced its Generative Art program at DEF CON 30 with exhibits, workshops, GPU compute for artifact generation, and a meet-and-greet focused on text-to-image foundation models and responsible ML.
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