Issue Brief: The Stop Stealing Our Chips Act
The Stop Stealing Our Chips Act is a bipartisan, bicameral bill introduced in 2025 that would authorize a new Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) program to strengthen export enforcement by financially rewarding individuals who report export violations to US authorities. This memo explains the bill and offers recommendations to strengthen enforcement.
Assuring Growth: Making the UK a Global Leader in AI Assurance Technology
This policy memo by Jam Kraprayoon and Bill Anderson-Samways, published by the UKDayOne and the Social Market Foundation, recommends that the UK government implement a targeted market-shaping program mobilizing public and private sector investment to supercharge the UK’s AI assurance technology industry.
An Early Warning System For AI-Powered Threats To National Security And Public Safety
This policy memo by Jam Kraprayoon, Joe O’Brien, and Shaun Ee (IAPS), published by the Federation of American Scientists, proposes that Congress should set up an early warning system for novel AI-enabled threats to provide defenders maximal time to respond to a given capability before information about it is disclosed or leaked to the public.
Topics for Track IIs: What Can Be Discussed in Dialogues About Advanced AI Risks Without Leaking Sensitive Information?
This issue brief suggests agenda items for dialogues about advanced AI risks that minimize risk of leaking sensitive information.
Highlights for Responsible AI from the Biden Administration's FY2025 Budget Proposal
This issue brief analyzes key AI-related allocations from the Biden FY2025 Presidential Budget in terms of their potential impact on the responsible development of advanced AI.
Responsible Scaling: Comparing Government Guidance and Company Policy
This issue brief evaluates the original example of a Responsible Scaling Policy (RSP) – that of Anthropic – against guidance on responsible capability scaling from the UK Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT).