⭐️ New: State AI Governance Blog Series We’re launching a @csetgeorgetown.bsky.social ETO AGORA-powered series on how U.S. states are shaping AI governance. States play a key role in how AI is built & deployed—and are testing policies that could scale nationwide.

First up: Ashima Singh & @minanrn.bsky.social—AI office + laws on deepfakes, AI companions, & high-risk uses. 👉 eto.tech/blog/agora-s...

In our latest op-ed for Newsweek, @belongnomics.com and I argue that framing AI governance in opposition to innovation is an unproductive exercise. Instead, we should be asking what we are innovating for -- and for whom? www.newsweek.com/stop-asking-...

Stop asking whether to regulate AI. Start asking what it's for. New op-ed in Newsweek with @minanrn.bsky.social: innovation vs. regulation is the wrong frame. The real question is what we're innovating for — and for whom. www.newsweek.com/stop-asking-...

"Well-designed governance does not suppress innovation. Instead, it shapes the direction of innovation in socially beneficial ways..." @belongnomics.com and @minanrn.bsky.social reframe the discussion on AI innovation and governance. More in @newsweek.com below: www.newsweek.com/stop-asking-...

The White House just put out a new National Policy Framework for AI. Check out this @csetgeorgetown.bsky.social piece by @minanrn.bsky.social, @jessicaji.bsky.social, and myself on its key components and how it fits into the administration's priorities! cset.georgetown.edu/article/unpa...

The WH Nat'l AI Policy Framework extends efforts to preempt state laws while pushing federal action on topics including child safety. In our new @csetgeorgetown.bsky.social piece, we break down key features & potential impact cset.georgetown.edu/article/unpa...

Policymakers must move beyond rhetoric to govern AI. 🏛️ A new @csetgeorgetown.bsky.social report from jessicaji.bsky.social, @vikramvenkatram.bsky.social, Ngor Luong, & myself presents an approach to help policymakers analyze assumptions about AI cset.georgetown.edu/publication/... 🧵

Check out my new @csetgeorgetown.bsky.social report, written alongside @minanrn.bsky.social, @jessicaji.bsky.social, and Ngor Luong! cset.georgetown.edu/publication/... Identifying assumptions can help policymakers make informed, flexible decisions about AI under uncertainty.

What’s taken shape in the four months since the release of the AI Action Plan? 🧵👇 In the latest @csetgeorgetown.bsky.social ETO AGORA roundup, four CSET experts dig into the Plan’s policy impact and what’s next for AI governance. eto.tech/blog/agora-a...

Check out the second @csetgeorgetown.bsky.social @emergingtechobs.bsky.social blog from @sonali-sr.bsky.social and myself where we explore the strategies, risks, and harms addressed by AI-related laws enacted by Congress between Jan 2020 and March 2025 🧵1/6 eto.tech/blog/ai-laws...

Shared some thoughts on the AI Action Plan's recs around shaping state-level AI activity last week -- essentially, the plan's attempt to pressure states to abandon AI restrictions risks hurting U.S. national security www.defenseone.com/technology/2...

Yesterday's new AI Action Plan has a lot worth discussing! One interesting aspect is its statement that the federal government should withhold AI-related funding from states with "burdensome AI regulations." This could be cause for concern.

Check out the first blog in a 2 part series from @sonali-sr.bsky.social and myself where we use data from @csetgeorgetown.bsky.social @emergingtechobs.bsky.social AGORA to explore ✨AI-related legislation that was enacted by Congress between January 2020 and March 2025✨ eto.tech/blog/ai-laws... 🧵1/3

Check out the latest AGORA roundup from @emergingtechobs.bsky.social , which highlights some overlooked AI provisions in the Big Beautiful Bill!

The 10 yr moratorium on state AI laws will hurt U.S. nat'l security & innovation if enacted. In our piece in @thehill.com , @jessicaji.bsky.social , @vikramvenkatram.bsky.social , & I argue that states support the very infrastructure needed for a vibrant U.S. AI ecosystem thehill.com/opinion/tech...

Banning state-level AI regulation is a bad idea! One crucial reason is that states play a critical role in building AI governance infrastructure. Check out this new op-ed by @jessicaji.bsky.social, myself, and @minanrn.bsky.social on this topic! thehill.com/opinion/tech...

Amidst all the discussion about AI safety, how exactly do we figure out whether a model is safe? There's no perfect method, but safety evaluations are the best tool we have. That said, different evals answer different questions about a model!

@ifp.bsky.social recently published a searchable database of all AI Action Plan submissions, many of which cover topics that overlap with CSET's submission! Check out CSET's recs here: cset.georgetown.edu/publication/... and compare it to others here: www.aiactionplan.org

CDS Faculty Fellow @timrudner.bsky.social, with @minanrn.bsky.social & Christian Schoeberl, analyzed AI explainability evals, finding a focus on system correctness over real-world effectiveness. They call for the creation of standards for AI safety evaluations. cset.georgetown.edu/publication/...

Have you heard of the Bayh-Dole Act? It's niche, but an incredibly important factor in the U.S. innovation ecosystem! For the National Interest, @jack-corrigan.bsky.social and I discuss a potential change that could benefit public access to medical drugs. nationalinterest.org/blog/techlan...

What does the EU's shifting strategy mean for AI? CSET's @miahoffmann.bsky.social & @ojdaniels.bsky.social have a new piece out for @techpolicypress.bsky.social. Read it now 👇

Check out @csetgeorgetown.bsky.social's response to the AI Action Plan RFI! We recommend that the administration support key enablers of U.S. tech prowess, including access to AI talent, foundational AI standards & evaluations, & open markets & research ecosystems cset.georgetown.edu/publication/...

Check out our paper on the quality of interpretability evaluations of recommender systems: cset.georgetown.edu/publication/... Led by @minanrn.bsky.social and Christian Schoeberl! @csetgeorgetown.bsky.social

[1/6] Discourse around AI evaluations has focused a lot on testing LLMs for catastrophic risks. In a new @csetgeorgetown.bsky.social report, Christian Schoeberl, @timrudner.bsky.social, and I explore another side of AI evals: evals of claims about the trustworthiness of AI systems

Will the Paris #AIActionSummit set a unified approach to AI governance—or just be another conference? A new article from @miahoffmann.bsky.social, @minanrn.bsky.social, and @ojdaniels.bsky.social.

@miahoffmann.bsky.social , @ojdaniels.bsky.social, and I wrote a piece on key AI governance areas to watch in 2025 with the upcoming AI Action Summit in mind. Check it out here! thebulletin.org/2025/02/will...

We're hiring 📢 CSET is looking for a Research Fellow to analyze topics related to the development, deployment, and operations of AI & ML tools in the national security space. Interested or know someone who would be? Learn more and apply 👇 cset.georgetown.edu/job/research...

The administration should continue investing in AI evaluations, standards, and risk management. These enable us to build better AI systems and more accurately assess their performance -- especially pertinent considerations in light of DeepSeek developments and talk about which models lead the pack

Interested in data-driven analyses that explore topics at the intersection of AI, emerging technology, and national security? If so, follow my colleagues from @csetgeorgetown.bsky.social and check out the CSET Starter Pack: bsky.app/starter-pack...

I shared some thoughts with GZERO on AI trends in 2025. This year, I'll also be watching how different interests in Trump’s coalition shape AI policy in 2025 and whether AI governance bodies established under Biden persist into the Trump administration www.gzeromedia.com/gzero-ai/5-a...