Centre for the Governance of AI (GovAI)
- Type
- Civil society organisation
- Lieu
- Royaume-Uni — United Kingdom (Oxford), with a US policy presence
- Dernière vérification
- 2026-09-22
- Prochaine vérification
- 2027-03-21
Pas encore traduit — affiché en anglais.
Comment les joindre
- General enquiries
- Opportunities page — fellowships, roles, and the Entrepreneur-in-Residence programme
- General expression of interest form
- Homepage
Ce qu'il fait
Research institute producing academic-quality AI governance research and, critically, a talent pipeline — GovAI Fellowships (biannual UK editions plus other cohorts), an Entrepreneur-in-Residence programme offering a salaried year plus ~$150k seed funding to launch new AI governance organisations, and policy roles. Research spans compute governance, corporate governance of labs, international institutions, and dual-use capability risk (e.g. bioterrorism risk from dual-use AI).
Évaluation franche
Responsive and actively recruiting outsiders — the fellowship and EiR routes are real and competitive rather than nominal. It is a research and talent institution, not a complaints channel; it will engage with a well-argued governance proposal, not with a grievance.
Préoccupations couvertes
Frontier and transformative-AI governance: dual-use misuse (especially bio), racing dynamics, institutional readiness, and loss of control. Long-termist in origin, increasingly mainstream-policy in output.
Canal gouvernemental
Strong — GovAI alumni populate the UK AI Security Institute, the European Commission's AI Office, and frontier-lab policy teams. Its researchers advise governments directly.