Issue Brief: The Stop Stealing Our Chips Act
Explains the Stop Stealing Our Chips Act, a bill that would create a whistleblower reward program to strengthen US enforcement of AI chip export controls against diversion to China.
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Location Verification for AI Chips
Proposes adding location verification to AI chips so regulators can enforce export controls, deter smuggling, and verify chip locations after sale, as a compute governance mechanism.
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Assuring Growth: Making the UK a Global Leader in AI Assurance Technology
A UK policy memo recommending government market-shaping to grow the AI assurance technology industry, covering AI alignment, security and auditing tools, and the regulatory and demand uncertainties that hold it back.
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An Early Warning System For AI-Powered Threats To National Security And Public Safety
A policy memo proposing Congress create an early warning system for novel AI-enabled threats, with BIS as a clearinghouse for dual-use capability evaluation reports from frontier developers.
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Are Consumer GPUs a Problem for US Export Controls?
Analyzes how high-end consumer GPUs could let Chinese actors circumvent US AI chip export controls, estimating they could acquire millions and reach significant AI capabilities, and recommends policy and GPU-maker measures.
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Topics for Track IIs: What Can Be Discussed in Dialogues About Advanced AI Risks Without Leaking Sensitive Information?
Suggests agenda topics for US-China track II dialogues on advanced AI risks, such as developer best practices, national and international governance, that avoid leaking proliferation-sensitive information.
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Highlights for Responsible AI from the Biden Administration's FY2025 Budget Proposal
An IAPS brief analyzing three US FY2025 budget allocations for AI, including Commerce, export-control and Energy cybersecurity funding, for their impact on responsible advanced AI development.
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Responsible Scaling: Comparing Government Guidance and Company Policy
Evaluates Anthropic's Responsible Scaling Policy against UK DSIT guidance on responsible capability scaling, arguing its risk thresholds should be lower and grounded in societal risk tolerances from other industries.