VQV Signal
According to a post on X by @CNASdc, the Center for a New American Security has launched an AI Policy Lab led by Paul Scharre. The lab will cover AI technology policy, economic security and competition, and military AI. CNAS is currently hiring for the lab. The source describes the think tank as one of Washington's main national-security think tanks.
According to a post on X by @CNASdc, the Center for a New American Security has launched an AI Policy Lab led by Paul Scharre. The lab will cover AI technology policy, economic security and competition, and military AI. CNAS is currently hiring for the lab. The source describes the think tank as one of Washington's main national-security think tanks.
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The Center for a New American Security has launched an AI Policy Lab, led by Paul Scharre, covering AI technology policy, economic security and competition, and military AI. CNAS is hiring for it now. Why it matters: One of Washington's main national-security think tanks is putting a dedicated team on AI just as...
The launch adds a dedicated research team focused on AI policy at a major national-security think tank. The source ties the timing to ongoing export and chip policy debates. Policy researchers and people tracking AI regulation may want to watch what the lab publishes and who it hires.
Hardware and robotics watchers may want to track whether this becomes a product, benchmark, or deployment signal.
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