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What Could a Trump Peace Plan in Ukraine Look Like?

As Trump’s team pushes for a Ukraine peace deal amid new pressure on Russia, experts and AI models outline the most likely outcomes, from frozen frontlines to the economic and security terms shaping negotiations.

Critical Questions by Benjamin Jensen and Yasir Atalan — October 17, 2025

The AI Policy Podcast

What California's SB 53 Means for AI Safety

Greg and Sadie dive into California's new AI transparency law, SB 53.

Podcast Episode by Gregory C. Allen and Sadie McCullough — October 9, 2025

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From Divide to Delivery: How AI Can Serve the Global South

As the World Bank and IMF meet on global resilience next week, a question looms: Will the AI revolution be shaped with the Global South, or simply imposed on it? The choices on infrastructure, governance and localization made now will define development for decades.

Commentary by Anjali Kaur — October 8, 2025

Harnessing Edge AI to Strengthen National Security

By processing data locally, edge AI enhances decision speed and security in contested environments. Its strategic value is clearest on the battlefield and in the protection of critical infrastructure.

Blog Post by Jacob Wentz — October 8, 2025

What the UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance Reveals About Global Power Shifts

Laura Caroli and Matt Mande unpack the UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance, contrasting U.S. rejection of multilateral governance with China's push for leadership in international bodies, and exploring what this divide means for the future of AI governance.

Critical Questions by Laura Caroli and Matt Mande — October 7, 2025

The AI Policy Podcast

The Energy Cost of AI with Joseph Majkut

Joseph Majkut joins to take an in-depth look at energy's role in AI. 

Podcast Episode by Gregory C. Allen and Joseph Majkut — October 2, 2025

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What Does Lethality Really Mean in Modern War?

What does “lethality” really mean in modern war? Beyond warrior ethos, it’s about cohesion, adaptation, and multidomain operations—where drones, AI, and resilient forces redefine combat power for the twenty-first century.

Critical Questions by Benjamin Jensen — October 2, 2025

Why Congress Must Protect Cyber Sharing

While Congress grapples with a pending shutdown, a landmark cybersecurity law that transformed public-private cybersecurity information-sharing is set to expire on September 30. With new cyber threats emerging each day, expiration of the law would be a big step backward.

Commentary by Peter Hyun and Michael Casey — September 26, 2025

The AI Policy Podcast

Is China Done with Nvidia’s AI Chips?

We cover AI mega-investments, China’s Nvidia chip ban, Anthropic’s copyright deal, and Nvidia/ASML spending.

Podcast Episode by Gregory C. Allen and Sadie McCullough — September 24, 2025

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