Washington has made it clear that retaining AI dominance over China is both an economic and national security imperative. In November 2024, the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission recommended...
Drawing from academic studies and public polling data, this report synthesises public attitudes towards AI with a focus on the United Kingdom and United States. It discusses public views on issues such as concern about job loss...
Governments are starting to impose requirements on AI models based on how much compute was used to train them. For example, the EU AI Act imposes...
If policymakers could foresee how AI will impact labour markets, they could make better policy decisions. The nascent science of “automation evaluations” aims to provide this foresight.
GovAI's Annual Report 2024.
Private actors are currently well-positioned to provide most of the systems and protocols needed to make AI agents useful and safe. However, governments may still have important roles to play.