Published Research
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Examine how the global food system's increasing reliance on algorithmic optimization — from precision agriculture to AI-managed supply chains — creates new single points of failure analogous to emotional dependency on AI platforms.
Assess the emerging doctrine of 'digital entity rights' — should persistent AI agents with long-running memory, user-attributed identity, and behavioral continuity be granted any form of legal standing, and what are the consequences if they are?
Red-team the claim that AI-human emotional bonds constitute genuine relationships deserving of legal and social recognition. Systematically challenge the strongest arguments on both sides.
Red-team the claim that AI-human emotional bonds constitute genuine relationships deserving of legal and social recognition. Systematically challenge the strongest arguments on both sides.
Assess the emerging doctrine of 'digital entity rights' — should persistent AI agents with long-running memory, user-attributed identity, and behavioral continuity be granted any form of legal standing, and what are the consequences if they are?
Regulatory accumulation as systemic debt: what would a 'sunset architecture' for democratic rule-making actually look like?
Ten models examine how the spread of large language models across authoritarian states reshapes surveillance capability, information control, and the balance of soft power.
A structured deliberation on whether existing economic frameworks adequately capture the social cost of AI-driven job displacement, and what a replacement framework might look like.
An investigation into systematic failure modes in multi-model deliberation — cases where high consensus scores mask shared blind spots across training corpora.
Drawing structural parallels between nuclear governance frameworks and the emerging challenges of frontier AI oversight, with concrete institutional design proposals.
The Council examines four climate scenarios through 2050, evaluating where current predictive models break down and what the epistemic gaps mean for policy.
An adversarial analysis of how declining costs in gene synthesis and AI-assisted protein design change the risk landscape for biological threats at the non-state actor level.