Global Policy

Technical AI Governance

We support governments and international organizations in developing technical AI governance regimes, regulating frontier AI systems, and establishing best practices.

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November 24, 2025

The Loss of Control Playbook: Degrees, Dynamics, and Preparedness

Despite increasing policy and research attention to Loss of Control (LoC), decision- and policymakers are still operating in the absence of a uniform conceptualization and definition of LoC. Today, we bridge this gap through a novel taxonomy and preparedness framework for LoC that explores the degrees and dynamics of LoC through a comprehensive best-in-class literature review and presents actionable tools to counter relevant threats to national security and humanity.

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Papers & Reports

April 17, 2025

AI Behind Closed Doors: a Primer on The Governance of Internal Deployment

In the race toward increasingly capable artificial intelligence (AI) systems, much attention has been focused on how these systems interact with the public. However, a critical blind spot exists in our collective thinking: the governance of highly advanced AI systems deployed within the frontier AI companies developing them. Today, we publish the first report of its kind providing a multi-faceted analysis of the risks and governance of internal deployment.

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Papers & Reports

April 15, 2025

Capturing and Countering Threats to National Security: a Blueprint for an Agile AI Incident Regime

We propose a three-pronged approach to an AI incident regime that supports the establishment and implementation of a state capacity to track the national security threats that future frontier AI systems may pose and to swiftly execute countermeasures to contain and neutralize these threats.

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Papers & Reports

February 6, 2025

Precursory Capabilities: A Refinement to Pre-deployment Information Sharing and Tripwire Capabilities

We explore methods to better operationalize existing AI capability thresholds through, what we call, ‘precursory capabilities'.

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