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CAIP develops and advocates for policies to mitigate catastrophic AI risks. Our work is made possible entirely by donors who share our mission to improve AI governance.

Help CAIP pass effective AI policies

With AI advancing rapidly, we urgently need to develop the government’s capacity to rapidly identify and respond to AI’s evolving risks. CAIP has worked with Congress and federal agencies to help them understand advanced AI development and effectively prepare for it. We have developed and advocated for concrete policy solutions. We also leverage grassroots and coalition support for our goals. 

Your support will help us continue to develop and advance meaningful policies that can manage powerful AI and protect the public from catastrophic AI risks.

CAIP has ceased most active operations

Due to a lack of funding, CAIP ceased most of its active operations as of June 2025. We have a small reserve that allows us to continue providing confidential review of key federal legislation and to support the grassroots Policy Advocacy Network. However, most of our staff have been laid off. To restart active operations, we would need to raise approximately $150,000 per month, with a minimum runway of six months.

If you are interested in discussing donations on this scale, please contact Jason Green-Lowe, our executive director, at jason@aipolicy.us. We can arrange a meeting, provide more details, learn more about your goals, and answer any questions you might have.

For smaller donations, you can make a one-time contribution of up to $10,000 or a recurring monthly contribution below, using Stripe. Smaller donations will be used to continue to support the Policy Advocacy Network and related projects. Please note that the Center for AI Policy is a US 501(c)4 non-profit organization. This enables us to have a bigger influence on policy, but it means donations to us cannot be deducted as charitable contributions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do donations go towards?

We develop and advocate for policies to mitigate catastrophic AI risks. With your support:

  • We can do more research to make our policy recommendations as effective as possible. 
  • We can do more policymaker education through our written materials and events. 
  • We can do more advocacy so your policymakers pass the legislation we need.

Are contributions tax-deductible?

No. The Center for AI Policy is a US 501(c)(4) non-profit organization. This enables us to have a bigger influence on policy, but it means donations to us cannot be deducted as charitable contributions.