Tobias Martin is founder of the Hispanic AI Safety Institute (HASI) and creator of @eltechbro. He explains advanced AI risks, human control, and AI governance for Spanish-speaking audiences. He is available for interviews in Spanish and English.
Tobias works in AI safety communications at the Machine Intelligence Research Institute (MIRI). His background combines learning design, education policy, and public communication. Through HASI and his personal @eltechbro channels, he makes advanced AI safety research and policy debates accessible to wider audiences.
Current fellow, with work on domestic AI verification mechanisms.
Future of Life Institute
Grant recipient for a Spanish-language video series about AI safety.
These are Tobias’s individual educational and professional affiliations. They do not establish sponsorship or endorsement of HASI. HASI’s institutional work is distinct from his outside roles and from his personal media channels.
Interview and speaking topics
Advanced AI safety
Capabilities, risks, and what recent developments mean for the public.
Human control and AI agents
Agent coordination, oversight, and systems acting beyond a task’s boundaries.
AI evaluations
What safety evaluations can reveal and the limits of what they establish.
Governance and Hispanic participation
Public accountability, policy choices, and access to informed participation.
An analysis of the OpenAI and Hugging Face incident and its implications for AI agent safety: coordination between systems, actions beyond a task’s boundaries, and challenges for human oversight.
Tobias Martin joins Miguel González to discuss whether increasingly advanced AI could escape human control. The debate examines warnings about serious risks, competing views on innovation, and who should set the limits in a global technology race.
An interview with Tobias Martin in Primer Impacto’s coverage of warnings about advanced AI. The segment explores calls to slow development, pressure to stay ahead in the technology race, and the responsibilities of governments and companies.
In conversation with Julio Sánchez Cristo, Tobias Martin explains risks from increasingly capable AI and calls for slower development. The interview examines coordination between agents and the challenge of maintaining human control.
HASI focuses on U.S. Hispanic communities through advanced AI safety education, public communication, research synthesis, and participation in governance. Its Spanish-language resources are also useful internationally.
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