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Commerce just proposed the most significant federal AI regulation to date – and no one noticed

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Legal considerations for defining “frontier model”

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Beyond a piecemeal approach: prospects for a framework convention on AI

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Chips for Peace: how the U.S. and its allies can lead on safe and beneficial AI

International law and advanced AI: exploring the levers for ‘hard’ control

What might the end of Chevron deference mean for AI governance?

Charlie Bullock

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January 2025

The National Security Memo on AI: What to Expect in Trump 2.0

What should be internationalised in AI governance?

Claire Dennis, Stephen Clare, Rebecca Hawkins, Morgan Simpson, Eva Behrens, Gillian Diebold, Zaheed Kara et al.

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Oct 24

October 2024

Commerce just proposed the most significant federal AI regulation to date – and no one noticed

The governance misspecification problem

Christoph Winter, Charlie Bullock

Research Article

Sep 24

September 2024

Legal considerations for defining “frontier model”

Charlie Bullock, Suzanne Van Arsdale, Mackenzie Arnold, Cullen O'Keefe, Christoph Winter

Research Article

Sep 24

September 2024

Beyond a piecemeal approach: prospects for a framework convention on AI

José Jaime Villalobos, Matthijs Maas

Research Article

Aug 24

August 2024

The future of international scientific assessments of AI’s risks

Hadrien Pouget, Claire Dennis, Jon Bateman, Robert F. Trager, Renan Araujo, Haydn Belfield, Belinda Cleeland et al.

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Aug 24

August 2024

The limits of liability

Existing authorities for oversight of frontier AI models

Charlie Bullock, Suzanne Van Arsdale, Mackenzie Arnold, Matthijs Maas, Christoph Winter

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Jul 24

July 2024

Chips for Peace: how the U.S. and its allies can lead on safe and beneficial AI

International law and advanced AI: exploring the levers for ‘hard’ control

What might the end of Chevron deference mean for AI governance?

Charlie Bullock

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The National Security Memo on AI: What to Expect in Trump 2.0

What should be internationalised in AI governance?

Commerce just proposed the most significant federal AI regulation to date – and no one noticed

The governance misspecification problem

Legal considerations for defining “frontier model”

Beyond a piecemeal approach: prospects for a framework convention on AI

The future of international scientific assessments of AI’s risks

The limits of liability

Existing authorities for oversight of frontier AI models

Chips for Peace: how the U.S. and its allies can lead on safe and beneficial AI

International law and advanced AI: exploring the levers for ‘hard’ control

What might the end of Chevron deference mean for AI governance?

The National Security Memo on AI: What to Expect in Trump 2.0

What should be internationalised in AI governance?

Commerce just proposed the most significant federal AI regulation to date – and no one noticed

The governance misspecification problem

Legal considerations for defining “frontier model”

Beyond a piecemeal approach: prospects for a framework convention on AI

The future of international scientific assessments of AI’s risks

The limits of liability

Existing authorities for oversight of frontier AI models

Chips for Peace: how the U.S. and its allies can lead on safe and beneficial AI

International law and advanced AI: exploring the levers for ‘hard’ control

What might the end of Chevron deference mean for AI governance?