Cara Labrador 10/16/25 Cara Labrador 10/16/25

Building AI Surge Capacity: Mobilizing Technical Talent into Government for AI-Related National Security Crises

The U.S. government does not currently have enough specialized AI security talent to respond to AI-related national security crises, nor does it have the hiring and clearance mechanisms to surge external experts into short-term service at the speeds a crisis demands. This report sets out how to prepare for that challenge.

Christopher Covino 8/1/25 Christopher Covino 8/1/25

Policy Actions for Enabling Cyber Defense Through Differential Access

In our Differential Access report, we provided a strategic framework to help developers give defenders an advantage by shaping access to AI-powered cyber capabilities. In a new policy memo, we outline government actions that can enable Differential Access and promote AI adoption for cyber defense.

Joe O'Brien 7/2/25 Joe O'Brien 7/2/25

A National Center for Advanced AI Reliability and Security

This is a linkpost for a policy memo published by the Federation of American Scientists, which proposes scaling up a significantly enhanced “CAISI+” within the Department of Commerce.

Jam Kraprayoon 4/17/25 Jam Kraprayoon 4/17/25

AI Agent Governance: A Field Guide

This report is an accessible guide to the emerging field of AI agent governance, including an analysis of the current landscape of agent and their capabilities, novel and enhanced risks posed by more agentic systems, and major open questions and agent interventions.