Past Events
Cyber Wargames as Synthetic Data
10/26/23 | The Future of Arms Control
The Berkeley Risk and Security Lab is delighted to host Mallory Stewart, Assistant Secretary for the Bureau of Arms Control, Verification, and Compliance (AVC) at the U.S. Department of State, for a discussion on the future of arms control. The conversations will...
10/19/23 | Attacks on Machine Learning Systems
The Berkeley Risk and Security Lab is pleased to welcome Ram Shankar Shiva Kumar to discusses his new book "Not with a Bug, But with a Sticker: Attacks on Machine Learning Systems and What To Do About Them" and his experience as an AI red teamer. Ram, a Data Cowboy at...
Accelerating the Evolution of AI Export Controls
Despite implementing semiconductor export controls to maintain a competitive advantage in the global market, the U.S. must now evolve regulations to close loopholes that had unintended consequences.
Proliferate, Don’t Obliterate: How Responsive Launch Marginalizes Anti-Satellite Capabilities
As countries engage in an anti-satellite arms race that threatens to fill space with an impenetrable field of debris, there is broad public opposition to these weapons — but there is some evidence that these weapons will become less impactful over time.
Accelerating the Evolution of AI Export Controls
Ritwik Gupta (BRSL Graduate Fellow) and Dr. Andrew Reddie (BRSL Faculty Director) discuss the value of responsive launch as a response to anti-satellite strikes.