The Future Society

A TFS memo arguing that countries outside the U.S.–China AI race can build verification technologies that make an international agreement to slow AI development more enforceable.

TFS maps arguments and open questions around locating large compute capacity in Europe, including implications for sovereignty, security, and risk governance.

TFS discusses enforcement and verification challenges for AI-related safeguards in the context of procurement and regional verification for AI-enabled weapons.

TFS proposes internationally distributed incident management infrastructure intended to help governments, multilateral bodies, and frontier AI companies jointly detect, prepare for, and respond to AI incidents across jurisdictions.

TFS argues that the “state of the art” concept in EU AI risk governance is best understood as process-driven and advanced by an expert ecosystem.

TFS highlights discussions on how the EU AI Act applies to AI agents and the governance challenges that follow.

TFS publishes a memo identifying four design imperatives intended to improve the likelihood that EU AI Gigafactories deliver on frontier AI ambitions.

TFS releases a framework for assessing trade-offs across sovereignty pillars and components of the frontier AI stack.