AI Governance at the Frontier
CSET report presents an analytic approach for U.S. policymakers to deconstruct assumptions behind five frontier AI governance proposals and preserve decision-making flexibility under uncertainty.
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CSET
Research on AI governance and emerging technology. cset.georgetown.edu
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The Mechanisms of AI Harm: Lessons Learned from AI Incidents
Analyzes AI Incident Database reports to identify six mechanisms through which AI deployment causes harm, arguing mitigation needs diverse sociotechnical strategies beyond model-based approaches.
AI for Military Decision-Making
CSET report giving military leaders a framework for deploying AI decision-support systems, covering scope, context shifts, data biases, automation pitfalls and practical risk mitigations.
Reducing the Risks of Artificial Intelligence for Military Decision Advantage
A CSET policy brief examining how technical AI failures in military decision-making could interact with strategic pressures and human factors to trigger escalation, and how to reduce those risks.
AI Accidents: An Emerging Threat
CSET policy brief classifying AI accident types (robustness, specification, assurance failures) with hypothetical scenarios and recommending policy actions to reduce accident risks from deployed ML systems.