What is everyone working on in AI governance?

Some groups working mainly on AI policy are:

• The Centre for the Governance of AI (GovAI)

• The Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence at Cambridge University

• The Center for Security and Emerging Technology (CSET) at Georgetown University

• The Artificial Intelligence and Global Security Initiative at the Center for a New American Security

• The Future Society (TFS)

• The Collective Intelligence Project

• The Institute for Law & AI

• The Institute for AI Policy and Strategy

Other groups are part of larger organizations:

• The Centre for the Study of Existential Risk

  Existential risk

  A risk of human extinction or the destruction of humanity’s long-term potential.

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  at Cambridge University

• Future of Life institute

• Center on Long Term Risk

• The Global Catastrophic Risk Institute (GCRI)

Some large AI labs also have in-house policy researchers, e.g.:

• Google DeepMind

  Google DeepMind

  A large AI lab, creators of Gemini.

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  (see Safety & Ethics team, White paper)

• Google AI (see Public policy perspectives)

• OpenAI

  OpenAI

  A large AI lab, creators of ChatGPT.

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  (see research tagged Responsible AI)

Governments have also developed AI-focused governance institutions, such as:

• The UK AI Safety Institute (UKAISI)

• The US AI Safety Institute

• The European AI Office