Operationalizing U.S.-China AI Incident Notification
A policy memo proposing how the US and China should operationalize their agreed AI incident notification channel, recommending a text-based template, who to notify, and when to activate it.
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Building AI Surge Capacity: Mobilizing Technical Talent into Government for AI-Related National Security Crises
Report arguing the US government lacks AI security talent and fast hiring mechanisms for AI-related national security crises, outlining plausible scenarios and a typology of needed expertise.
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IAPS Researchers React: The US AI Action Plan
IAPS experts review the US AI Action Plan through a national security and AGI-risk lens, praising its goals and identifying gaps and implementation considerations.
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Asymmetry by Design: Boosting Cyber Defenders with Differential Access to AI
This IAPS report proposes three differential access approaches that let frontier AI developers tilt dual-use cyber capabilities toward defenders, with a framework for choosing among them based on risk.