Policy

CAIP supports whistleblower protections, safety planning, and shoring up cybersecurity

CAIP’s response to the Department of Defense

CAIP commends Congress for its hard work and timely achievements, but much remains to be done in FY2026

CAIP's response to the AI Safety Institute

Twelve organizations call for action on bipartisan artificial intelligence legislation

CAIP's response to the Department of Energy

CAIP's response to the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA)

CAIP supports these reporting requirements and urges Congress to explicitly authorize them

Response to the initial public draft of NIST's guidelines on misuse risk

CAIP calls on House leadership to promptly bring these bills to the floor for a vote

With the Senate returning today from its August recess, there are two strong bills that are ready for action and that would make AI safer if passed

The Center for AI Policy (CAIP) organized and submitted the following letter to California Gavin Newsom urging him to sign SB 1047.

Hopes to build concensus on cybersecurity standards, emergency preparedness, and whistleblower protections

Recommendations for enhancing US cloud security

Our model legislation for requiring that AI be developed safely

Assessing the implications of open weight AI models

February 2024 NAIAC Comment on AI's Workforce Impacts

Comment on the Revised 2023 AI Hardware Export Controls

CAIP's comment to the National AI Advisory Committee

AI safety legislation that America desperately needs