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AI Policy Bulletin, Eliška Andrš, Tina Wünn, Alejandro Tlaie Boria, Deepika Raman, Nada Madkour, Zac Richardson, Caio Vieira Machado, Salvatore d'Ambrosio, Jamie Johnson, Emily Grundy, Oliver Ritchie, Omer Bilgin, Jimmy Farrell, Kar Mun Nicole WongThe go-to digital magazine for cutting-edge thinking on AI policy. This page serves as our newsletter.
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Middle Powers Can Avoid a Race to the Bottom on AI Data Centres
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Risk of a bidding war: Countries competing to host AI data centres are at risk of offering excessive concessions to AI companies.
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Cause for optimism: Governments have previously coordinated on minimum corporate tax an...
Europe Can Fast-Track Data Centres Without Importing America’s Backlash
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Playing catch-up: To shore up its sovereignty in the AI era, the EU wants to triple its data centre capacity in the next five to seven years.
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House of CADA: The Cloud and AI Development Act would fast-track data cent...
AI Might Enable the Next Pandemic. Gene Synthesis Screening Could Stop It.
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Concerning capabilities: AI systems can now provide expert-level guidance relevant to making biological weapons, and have generated genomes for viruses not seen in nature.
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Inadequate safeguards: Many AI models have no...
When Are Open-Weight Models Too Dangerous to Release? The US and China Both Lack Answers
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Free to download: Chinese AI models Kimi K3 and GLM 5.3 are just months behind American frontier models in cyber capabilities, and are freely available on the internet.
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Missing rules: Neither China nor the US has set...
The Case for an International AI Incident Network
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Missing the full picture: Frontier AI models are causing harm internationally, but governments lack visibility into incidents beyond their own borders.
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Safety in numbers: An international network would allow incident...
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Policy Researcher at the Future of Life Institute
AI Policy Specialist, Pour Demain
AI Policy Advisor at Pour Demain, working on AI verification: securely enabling deeper-than-black-box third-party evaluations of frontier models. Previously Talos Fellow at SaferAI, quantifying AI cyber-risk. 10 yrs research: PhD, 2 postdocs, MPhil.
Non-Resident Research Fellow, AI Security Initiative, UC Berkeley CLTC
Nada Madkour, PhD, is Director of the AI Security Initiative at the UC Berkeley Center for Long-Term Cybersecurity. She specializes in AI standards and policy development, AI transparency and documentation, and AI risk management frameworks.
Zac Richardson is Special Projects Manager at SASH, a Singapore and London-based AI governance organisation. He focuses on AI verification policy and communications. Previously, he was a Winter Fellow at GovAI and worked at 80,000 Hours.
Caio Vieira Machado is a Brazilian lawyer and social scientist specializing in AI governance. He is a Senior Associate at The Future Society, affiliated with Harvard’s Berkman Klein Center, and holds doctorates from Oxford and USP.
AI Policy Strategist
Financial services lawyer and ERA fellow
Senior Policy Analyst @ Good Ancestors
Oliver is the UK Policy Lead at Future of Life Institute, where he works to understand how we can avoid the risks from AI while ensuring it brings real benefits to everyone.
AI Governance Analyst @ The Future Society. My work mainly focuses on monitoring emerging AI hazards and incidents and translating relevant insights into targeted advocacy to promote stronger incident management and crisis prevention practices.
Jimmy works on responsible AI policy in the European Union for a non-profit think tank in Brussels. Views are his own.
AI Governance Researcher
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