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The Case for an International AI Incident Network
With or without the US and China, countries should start coordinating to monitor and prevent AI incidents.
Oct 1
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Omer Bilgin
,
George Gor
, and
Caio Vieira Machado
10
2
3
September 2026
Middle Powers Should Invest in AI Verification
Verification technologies could give middle powers more transparency into AI models running domestically, and a way to contribute towards an eventual…
Sep 24
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Zac Richardson
8
3
1
Would an AI Regulator Really Threaten the UK’s Access to Frontier AI?
A well-designed regulator could preserve access for AISI and help the UK defend itself against coming AI threats.
Sep 18
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Oliver Ritchie
6
3
4
Is the EU AI Act Equipped for a Crisis?
The European Commission has now used its AI Act powers to request information from AI companies. It should prepare to use its full toolkit in an…
Sep 7
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Eliška Andrš
8
2
5
August 2026
Don’t Let AI Audits Become a Box-Ticking Exercise
US state laws and the FRONTIER Act name independent AI evaluators, but don't specify their depth of access.
Aug 5
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Alejandro Tlaie Boria
,
Deepika Raman
,
Jimmy Farrell
, and
Nada Madkour
10
1
2
June 2026
Europe Should Bet on Narrow AI
Instead of trying to catch up in general-purpose AI, Europe should play to its industrial strengths.
Jun 17
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Tina Wünn
9
3
1
May 2026
AI Cybersecurity Needs an Anti-Money Laundering Playbook
Disconnected prompts can add up to sophisticated cyberattacks. US regulators need a way to see the full picture.
May 29
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Jamie Johnson
3
1
April 2026
AI Access is Not Enough: Middle Powers Need Strategic Reserves
Most governments have no plan for when access to frontier AI is cut off.
Apr 28
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Kasia Jakimowicz
and
Charles
6
The Window Is Closing for the EU AI Act to Have a Brussels Effect
The sooner the EU clearly specifies its AI rules, the more likely they are to shape global behavior.
Apr 9
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Joel Christoph
7
2
Dutch Export Controls Don’t Go Far Enough on China
The Netherlands can do more to prevent ASML technology from undermining its own national security.
Apr 1
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Michelle Nie
12
2
March 2026
Deepfake Policy Is Focused on the Wrong End of the Problem
Efforts to detect and label deepfakes are fighting a losing battle.
Mar 30
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Muhammad Irfan
6
1
How the US plans to dominate global AI infrastructure
An explainer on the American AI Exports Program
Mar 11
•
Parul Wadhawan
6
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