Past Events
Data-Centric AI Governance: Addressing the Limitations of Model-Focused Policies
Data-Centric AI Governance: Addressing the Limitations of Model-Focused Policies
Policy discussions on AI risk are currently over-focused on vague definitions of “foundation” and “frontier” models, ignoring the critical role of data in determining a model’s capabilities and risks.
Ritwik Gupta, Leah Walker, Rodolfo Corona, Stephanie Fu, Suzanne Petryk, Janet Napolitano, Trevor Darrell, Andrew W. Reddie
Response of Lanthanide Sesquioxides to High-Energy Ball Milling
Study on the effects of high-energy ball milling and the far-from-equilibrium conditions induced by complex mechanical interactions.
Eric C. O’Quinn, Alexandre P. Solomon, Casey Corbridge, Cale Overstreet, Cameron Tracy, Antonio F. Fuentes, David J. Sprouster, Maik K. Lang
Sanctions in an Era of Strategic Competition
As sanctions become a widely-used tool of state power, their effectiveness — particularly regarding the Russian invasion of Ukraine — has been called into question, prompting a re-evaluation of the theory behind them.
Classical Strategic Theory and the Link between Economics and Security
This chapter traces the evolving relationship between economics and security within classical strategic thought, showing how attention to geoeconomic factors varies across the canon of strategic studies as part of a broader challenge to integrate economic concerns with those of grand strategy, maritime and air power, and industrial-era competition.
James Lee, Thomas Mahnken, Andrew Reddie