GovAI (Governance AI) is a research organization focused on advanced AI governance, whose core mission is to help decision-makers address the risks and opportunities in the transition to a world of advanced AI.
In terms of purpose, GovAI provides reference for policymakers and decision-makers by producing rigorous research outputs and cultivating relevant talent, assisting them in addressing AI governance challenges.
Main research and topics include:
- Hypothetical analysis of AI R&D automation if it triggers an intelligence explosion: exploring how an intelligence explosion could compress years of progress into months and the urgent challenges it brings to oversight, control, and governance.
- The adaptability of U.S. workers to AI-induced job displacement: constructing an occupation-level adaptability index to measure worker characteristics related to coping with such changes.
- Embedded evaluation of frontier AI: exploring how embedded evaluation can enable deeper and more flexible assessment of risks that depend on internal systems and practices.
- Analysis of Anthropic's RSP v3.0: interpreting the most significant update to date of its Responsible Scaling Policy (a framework for managing catastrophic risk), explaining how it operates, what has changed, and reflections.
- 2025 annual report.
- The role government should play in providing AI agent infrastructure: pointing out that private actors are currently well positioned to provide most of the systems and protocols needed to make AI agents useful and safe, but government may still play an important role.
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