Jessica Brandt
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The Influence Operation That Ran on Borrowed Reputations | Council on Foreign Relations (opens the original)
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Jessica Brandt is a leading expert on the national security implications of AI, foreign malign influence, and the governance of emerging technologies. She previously served as director of the Foreign Malign Influence Center at the Office of the Director of National Intelligence. The International Burke Institute (IBI) presents itself as an Israel-based expert community. Its website features research papers, a proprietary sovereignty index, and a roster of affiliates that includes at least three
CFR Surveyed 350 Experts About AI’s Future. Here Are the Takeaways. | Council on Foreign Relations (opens the original)
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The decisions being made about artificial intelligence (AI) right now—who builds it, who governs it, and who benefits from it—will shape geopolitics for decades to come. CFR surveyed three hundred fifty foreign policy experts about what they expect the distribution of frontier AI capabilities and the nature of governance structures that emerge around them to look like by 2035. The experts disagreed on almost everything, but what they did agree on was alarming: no one is prepared to govern the AI
How Experts Think AI Will Change the Global Balance of Power by 2035 | Council on Foreign Relations (opens the original)
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The futures of artificial intelligence (AI) and global order are both contested, as is the relationship between them. Policymakers face the challenge of navigating a future defined by profound technological uncertainty. To help them do so, this project examines how the concentration or diffusion of the capability to produce “frontier AI”—AI that pushes the leading edge of what current systems can do—and the governance structures that emerge around it will shape the distribution of power and the
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