Our Yale Jackson School International Security Studies Schmidt Program students are in DC today, presenting on their recent trip to China & Taiwan at the Geopolitics of Technology Forum. Many thanks CSIS for hosting such engaging sessions.

Looking forward to welcoming Chris Meserole back Yale University to discuss Frontier Model Forum. International Security Studies Yale Jackson School Yale UniversityCompsci

Thank you FBI Director Wray for spending time with our International Security Studies Yale Jackson School & Yale Law School Yale Law National Security Group students. Grateful for your inspirational commitment to public service during challenging times.

Thanks Michael Morell and Andy Makridis for hosting Intelligence Matters with our International Security Studies Yale Jackson School Yale University students. Engaging conversation, very much worth a listen.

Impressed with these Yale University students in our International Security Studies Yale Jackson School Schmidt Program on AI, Emerging Technologies, and National Power.

Looking forward to the Intelligence Matters with Michael Morell next Tuesday. International Security Studies Yale Jackson School

Very impressed with the work our Yale Jackson School students on AI & US-China tech competition, with support from our International Security Studies Schmidt Program.

Welcome to Yale Luciano Floridi @[email protected]! International Security Studies is delighted to partner with Yale’s new Digital Ethics Center Yale Jackson School

At International Security Studies Yale Jackson School our Schmidt Program seeks to do just that: equip our students with requisite technical and policy fluency to address potentially catastrophic global threats associated with artificial intelligence.

Pleased to sign this statement alongside an inspiring group of law, technology, policy, business, and ethics leaders: “Mitigating the risk of extinction from AI should be a global priority alongside other societal-scale risks such as pandemics and nuclear war.”

Very exciting to see our Yale Jackson School International Security Studies Schmidt Program take off with our first AI student startup focused on humanitarian assistance and disaster relief operations. Big congrats to our recent graduates and now alums!

Deeply saddened by the loss of Dragomir Radev — a brilliant AI scholar, inspirational mentor, and truly kind person, committed to building an interdisciplinary AI community at Yale University and in the world. Yale UniversitySEAS Yale UniversityCompsci International Security Studies

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Please note that the start time of today’s symposium,  “Lessons and Legacies of Iraq 20 Years On,” has been delayed due to inclement weather. Panel 1, beginning at 9:15am, will be held as a webinar only. In-person sessions begin at 10:45am.
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Join Arne Westad of International Security Studies on Monday (2/27) for a conversation with foreign affairs journalist and best-selling author Robert D. Kaplan on a career reporting on wars, revolutions, and international politics. 4:15pm, Horchow Hall.

Register: ow.ly/IPok50N2mX9

Thanks Dewey Murdick for great sessions on strategic implications of AI for US-China relations ⁦Dewey Murdick⁩ ⁦CSET⁩ ⁦International Security Studies⁩ ⁦Yale Jackson School⁩

Great to see you Clarissa Ward! Thanks for your inspirational engagement with our Yale University Yale Jackson School International Security Studies students.

Thank you Chris, for spending time with our Yale Jackson School International Security Studies students Chris Whipple !

Looking forward to hosting you back on Yale University campus this Thursday Clarissa Ward! Your riveting reporting from the front lines is an inspiration to our students. International Security Studies Yale Jackson School

We look forward to welcoming you back to Yale University Chris to discuss your engaging new book! Chris Whipple International Security Studies Yale Jackson School

Significant, welcome intervention by ⁦Jen Easterly🛡️⁩ in ⁦Foreign Affairs⁩

Huge among to digest & it’ll need several readings, but headline is welcome emphasis on what over here we’d call secure by default: making tech safer when it’s designed/built foreignaffairs.com/united-states/…