Policy research on advanced AI security and governance. www.iaps.ai
A policy memo arguing that Anthropic's Claude Mythos, with advanced cyber capabilities, is a national security risk, and urging policymakers to act on accelerating AI-enabled cyber threats.
Report defines highly autonomous cyber-capable agents (HACCAs), forecasts their arrival, outlines five operational tactics for sustaining attacks, and analyzes strategic and tail risks of frontier AI offensive cyber capabilities.
A policy memo proposing government actions for differential access, limiting frontier AI cyber capabilities to high-risk actors while helping defenders adopt AI for cyber defense.
A policy memo proposing a national CAISI+ center in the US Commerce Department for frontier model evaluations of catastrophic risks, emergency assessment, and AI security research, with budget and infrastructure recommendations.
IAPS's response to a US federal RFI recommends AI R&D priorities on model security, reliability and capability assessments, supply chain security, and monitoring adversary AI, citing misalignment risks.
A survey of 53 experts ranking 105 AI reliability and security research areas by importance and tractability, finding dangerous-capability evals and multi-agent risks most promising.
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.
Proposes a Coordinated Disclosure of Dual-Use Capabilities process, with a government clearinghouse receiving reports of dangerous AI capabilities so defenders get early warning and time to respond.