On Dec. 4th, @AndrewFATHOM joins policymakers & technical experts at The Athens Roundtable to discuss AI policy and identify opportunities for global cooperation on AI governance.

Our Chief Strategy Officer @AndrewFATHOM and Fathom Fellow @ghadfield recently spoke with @Angela_Y_Yang about AI, insurance, and Independent Verification Organizations. They explained how the IVO model of AI governance allows governments to set acceptable risk levels for AI

The latest edition of The Architecture of AI Governance — out today — features a guest essay from our newest Fathom Fellow @DexBarton. Dex argues that the AI transition requires more than just technical solutions. The race for AI leadership isn’t won solely through superior

I finally got a chance to meet @tomfriedman, whose book The World Is Flat inspired my own Rules for a Flat World. I had a great conversation with him and @AndrewFATHOM about the challenge we find the world facing: how do we build rules for AI that work in a complex world?

It is our belief that tort law and AI are on a collision course. Tort law is the branch of our civil legal system that focuses on redressing injuries to persons or property caused by the wrongful act of another party. To adjudicate whether the defendant should be held liable,

Really appreciate that, @KevinTFrazier. Mainly because you so willingly and honestly help me red team the politics and policy of it all.

Sometimes you do need to reinvent the wheel - especially when that wheel is a patchwork of inflexible state laws. Kudos to @AndrewFATHOM for his work on an adaptive, effective AI governance framework. Read about it via @axios

Pleased to share that I have re-joined @Fathom_org as a Policy Fellow, where I will continue work related to independent verification and private governance for frontier AI.

So proud of @MikeMcCormick_ and team. I personally credit Mike for plucking me out of my cozy life and throwing me into chaos to make a difference in this world. I am excited to see everything Halcyon can do with talent and capital.

Last month, Fathom hosted our first “tabletop” roleplaying exercise with the technical team at @TransluceAI. We brought together experts across disciplines, from machine learning and political science, to tort law and philosophy, to cybersecurity and mental health, to test out

Today I cover the long-term implications of what I believe is the first landmark tort lawsuit against a frontier AI developer: Raine v. OpenAI, Inc. This is a big one. To the extent there are law textbooks fifty years hence, this one is likely to be there.

Here it comes

The EU AI Code of Practice boils down to this: Fill out a form → Get a checkmark → Call it safe. That’s not AI governance. That’s compliance theater. 🧵⬇️

Sometimes you do have to reinvent the wheel. When it comes to AI, new regulatory regimes may be necessary to account for its dynamic nature. In our latest episode, @AndrewFATHOM (CSO at @Fathom_org) makes the case for SB 813, a novel AI bill pending before the CA leg.

🧠 How can we solve the unique governance challenge posed by AI? Fathom co-founder and Chief Strategy Officer @AndrewFATHOM joins @labenz on the @cogrev_podcast alongside Dr. @ghadfield to unpack how markets might drive better AI regulation. 🎧 Listen now:

Our co-founder and Chief Strategy Officer @AndrewFATHOM on America's AI Action Plan: "The Action Plan’s call to build an AI evaluation ecosystem is critical for increasing public trust and adoption of AI." Full statement below.

Preemption, Pause, Patchwork? Are these our choices? Read my latest post on why we should be thinking about AI governance differently.

AI poses a unique governance challenge. This technology is both inescapably global in its reach – hundreds of millions of people use some form of AI today – and profoundly local in its impacts, expanding into lives, families, workplaces, and communities with differentiated

Six years ago @jackclarkSF and I proposed regulatory markets as a new model for AI governance that would attract more investment---money and brains—in a democratically legitimate way, fostering AI innovation while ensuring these powerful technologies don’t destabilize or harm

🚨 New from SRI: Can third-party private regulators help govern AI and keep innovation moving? Our new workshop report explores regulatory markets, a novel co-regulatory model that harnesses private sector expertise while protecting the public. Read: