What they reported doing
- #1 primary $0Still in planning, to be funded in 2025. Artificial Intelligence Use and Regulation in extreme scenarios: Examining how Artificial Intelligence use and regulation has already adapted and can better adapt to extreme scenarios emerging from emergency situations. Maintain an open-access dataset of relevant data points, recommendations, and available use cases and international best practices to ensure Artificial Intelligence use actively contributes to, rather than hinders, the protection of humans and existing civilian infrastructure in extreme scenarios.
- #2 $0Still in planning, to be funded in 2025. Safeguarding Critical Civilian Infrastructure: Mapping existing and emerging risks, vulnerabilities, and available exploitation track records concerning critical civilian infrastructure, originating in or credibly assisted by Artificial Intelligence use and abuse. Honing risk assessments and modeling possible solutions to materially fortify and improve basic needs provision in ongoing instances of disasters, other emergencies, crippling cyberattacks, and sabotage.
What they call their work
What they do
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AI Governance and Ethical Research 2 activities
- Develop and maintain open-access dataset on AI use and regulation in emergenciesPlans to create and sustain an open-access dataset containing data points, recommendations, use cases, and international best practices related to AI use and regulation in emergency scenarios.
- Map AI-related risks to civilian infrastructure and model resilience solutionsPlans to identify and analyze risks and vulnerabilities to critical civilian infrastructure resulting from AI use and misuse, and to develop models for enhancing resilience during emergencies.
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Who runs it
- Chelsea Sun — Director and Secretary
- Danit Gal — Director and President
- Steve Omohundro — Director
How they approach the work
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- Public-Interest AI Governancemethodology: public_interest_ai_governanceBy supporting civil servants and academic institutions with research and open-access knowledge sharing, we advance responsible AI regulation and safety, because informed stakeholders produce better governance outcomes.