Claudia Wilson

CAIP’s response to the Department of Defense

CAIP's response to the AI Safety Institute

Analyzing present and future military uses of AI

Op-ed in Tech Policy Press on AI safety testing and US-China competition

CAIP's response to the Department of Energy

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

Inspecting the claim that AI safety and US primacy are direct trade-offs

The jury is out on the social and health effects of these tools

Why is there still inaction in Congress?

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

The US is punching below its weight when it comes to funding its AI Safety Institute (AISI)

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

Last week, Brian Waldrip and I traveled to South Dakota, seeking to understand how artificial intelligence (AI) is perceived and approached in the Great Plains.

Yet another example why we need safe and trustworthy AI models.

Political campaigns should disclose when they use AI-generated content on radio and television.

How will American AI firms respond to General Purpose AI requirements?

This step forward doesn’t mean that AI is free from sexual exploitation

This highlights challenges in anticipating malicious uses of AI 

As time goes on, the ways in which AI can enhance itself will multiply

Regardless of the outcome, OpenAI needs stronger whistleblower protections

Corporate incentives do not ensure optimal outcomes for public safety