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Funding Policy

CSET is grateful for the support of those who have made financial gifts to sustain our research. Our donors include foundations, individuals, and other funding sources, and we seek to engage supporters from diverse backgrounds. CSET accepts funding from parties who share our interest in security and emerging technology and respect our commitment to intellectual independence.

Intellectual Independence

CSET’s mission is to provide decision-makers with data-driven analysis. It is central to our mission that our analysis be independent. CSET’s research agenda is determined by a combination of incoming questions from policymakers and other leaders and by our team members’ proactive identification of areas where further data and analysis would be helpful to decision-makers.

Nonpartisan Approach

CSET is a nonpartisan research organization. We do not advocate for policies but rather provide data and analysis to policymakers. CSET publications may include researchers’ assessment of actions that would promote security interests. While CSET does not lobby for specific actions, we are proud to present the findings and analyses of experts on our team.

Conflict of Interest

CSET is governed by Georgetown University’s Financial Conflict of Interest Policy. Additionally, CSET employees are required to disclose to their CSET managers external obligations, relationships, or material interests that may overlap with their work at CSET. Disclosures are recorded in an internal register of interests and are re-evaluated biannually and when new projects are initiated. Where appropriate, mitigation steps are implemented to avoid real or perceived conflicts. These mitigation steps include additional disclosures in reports, recusal from projects, and other measures as deemed appropriate by the individual’s project lead and CSET’s Director of People and Operations.

Donors

CSET is a philanthropically-funded organization. We rely on the support of organizations and individuals to achieve our mission of providing decision-makers with the data they need to make informed AI policy decisions.

Thank you to our donors!

$10,000,000+

Open Philanthropy

$1,000,000 – $9,999,999

Musk Foundation

NobleReach Foundation

Patrick J. McGovern Foundation

William and Flora Hewlett Foundation

$500,000 – $999,999

The Diller – von Furstenberg Foundation

$200,000 – $499,999

Alfred P. Sloan Foundation

Effective Giving

Frontier Model Forum AI Safety Fund

The Rob Granieri Fund

The Rockefeller Foundation

$15,000 – $199,999

Anonymous

The Chao Family

Chan Zuckerberg Initiative

Google Research

Microsoft

National Science Foundation

Schmidt Sciences

$2,500 – $14,999

Domino Data Lab

Timothy McDonald