AI Safety Institutes
AI Safety Institutes are government-established organizations that test, evaluate, and research the safety and security risks of advanced artificial intelligence systems
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AI governance
AI governance is the collection of frameworks, norms, standards, policies, and institutional arrangements that guide the development, deployment, and use of artificial intelligence systems so that they are…
AI in politics
Artificial intelligence has become an established part of modern political work, used by campaigns, governments, journalists, and ordinary citizens.
CFIUS
The Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) is an interagency committee of the US government that reviews foreign investment in American businesses and real estate for national security…
Frontier Models
Frontier models are artificial intelligence models at or near a selected boundary of capability, scale, or risk.
Sovereign AI
Sovereign AI is a nation's capability to develop, operate, and control artificial intelligence using its own computing infrastructure, data, workforce, and (often) its own models