CSET Research Analysts Dahlia Peterson and Luke Koslosky discussed Chinese AI workforce trends.

CSET's Josh Goldstein hosts a panel of experts to discuss large language models and the future of disinformation as part of CyberScoop's CyberWeek.

CSET Research Fellow Diana Gehlhaus and a panel of distinguished experts discussed steps the United States should take to ensure a robust AI and AI-literate workforce in the future.

Artificial intelligence offers enormous promise to address a number of societal challenges, but it can also exacerbate existing ones. CSET Research Fellow Katerina Sedova, and John Bansemer, CSET Senior Fellow and Director of the CyberAI Project, discussed countering the threat of automated disinformation.

Stanford HAI Director of Policy Russell Wald, CSET Senior Fellow Andrew Lohn and Stanford HAI Postdoctoral Fellow Jeff Ding discussed how a National Research Cloud will impact U.S. national security.

CSET Research Analyst Ryan Fedasiuk joins Lieutenant General (retired) Jack Shanahan to discuss Chinese military progress in AI and its implications for the United States.

CSET research staff discussed the potential for OpenAI's GPT-3 and other content generation systems to be used as tools for turbocharging disinformation.

CSET Research Analyst Ngor Luong and Translation Lead Ben Murphy discussed their research into China's industrial policy tools used to support its AI development.

During this live event, CSET Research Fellow Zachary Arnold discussed the findings and recommendations of CSET's recently published report "Tracking AI Investment." Zach described the landscape of commercial AI investment and how it informs economic and security policy.

Significant debate surrounds the gap between China’s technological ambitions and achievements, and the long-term prospects for its development of key technologies. On May 8, Brookings hosted a virtual event to explore these and other questions in tandem with CSET experts.