Strengthening AI trustworthiness – Strategic innovation for European security part 3
To remain sovereign, Europe must lead on safe AI. We outline three priorities: secure chips, trusted evaluations, and AI-powered cybersecurity.
Building CERN for AI – An institutional blueprint
This report explores the institutional design of CERN for AI, covering its structure, legal basis, governance, and funding model.
AI risk thresholds: Policy Recommendations for the AI Action Summit
Ahead of the AI Action Summit in Paris, we make policy recommendations drawing on key lessons from other safety-critical industries like civil nuclear technology and aviation.
Double-edged tech: Advanced AI & compute as dual-use technologies
Advanced AI holds immense potential to benefit humanity but also poses risks when applied in military contexts, such as weapon development or enabling cyberattacks. This brief provides an overview of the ongoing debate surrounding the dual-use nature of advanced AI systems.
Op-ed: Why EU’s AI development needs a CERN moment
To compete in AI, Europe needs big investments and an EU-wide initiative to pool resources, talent and ambition.
Why the Commission must think bigger on CERN for AI
A moonshot project for Europe? Max Reddel and Bálint Pataki argue it is time for the European Commission to take a more ambitious stance on advanced AI.
CERN for AI: the EU’s seat at the table
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s proposed a 'CERN for AI' initiative to boost Europe's AI capabilites. Our report unpacks how such an institution could look like in practice.
Policy Recommendations for the South Korea AI Safety Summit
Ahead of the AI Action Summit in South Korea in May 2024, we make five policy recommendations on AI Safety.
The Bletchley Declaration and the safety of frontier AI
Ahead of the AI Action Summit in South Korea in May 2024, we make five policy recommendations on AI Safety.