Research examines areas of workforce and AI policy that lawmakers should explore, including data and measurement, workforce development and education, improved social safety nets, and place-based and industry-level policies.
AI has increasingly become an underlying infrastructure for the United States, yet the AI sector lacks formal recognition as critical infrastructure, leaving it without public-private coordination mechanisms, information sharing, asset mapping, and protection standards commensurate with AI’s increasing role in critical operations.
ARI’s blueprint for federal AI governance is designed to promote safe frontier AI development in America. The blueprint is built around three governance functions any federal proposal should incorporate.
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Load growth from computational demand is outpacing the ability of grid planners, energy analysts, and policymakers to track, model, and manage its consequences.
