For the Pentagon, the Intelligence Community, government offices, Congress, and our allies: independent, nonpartisan analysis of what frontier AI means for the mission.
The pace of frontier AI has outrun the government's processes for acquiring, testing, and governing new technology. Frontier Security Institute helps the National Security Enterprise understand each new capability as it emerges and weigh its implications for national security, independently and without a commercial or political stake in the result.
Off-the-record briefings for program offices, committee staff, and mission owners, and independent analysis on the technical questions where an outside read matters.
Capability assessments scoped to specific national security use cases, oriented to the acquisition and testing processes already in place.
Structured exercises that stress-test how institutions would respond to AI-driven contingencies before they occur.
Independent input for the committees shaping the next decade of AI policy.
Sustained arrangements for institutions with recurring needs, including classified-context engagement where the work requires it.
The substance behind this work lives in our three programs:
See our programsIf the decision needs an independent voice fluent in both the lab and the field, that is our work.