Advocacy organization · Policy · Washington, DC · Est. 2023
The Center for AI Policy (CAIP) is a Washington, DC–based, nonpartisan research and policy organization focused on reducing catastrophic risks from advanced AI through U.S. policy development and advocacy. CAIP’s public-facing work emphasizes translating AI safety research concepts into legislative and administrative proposals that aim to increase government visibility, technical capacity, and enforcement readiness as AI capabilities advance.
CAIP also built and supports a grassroots Policy Advocacy Network to train student advocates and connect them with policymakers. After a funding shortfall, CAIP reports that it ceased most active operations as of June 2025, while maintaining limited functions including the Policy Advocacy Network and a “legislative review service” staffed by volunteer experts.
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CAIP published research on whistleblower protections for AI employees, framing whistleblowing as a mechanism to reduce public harm and discussing design considerations including trade-secret concerns.
Model Legislation: Responsible AI Act (RAIA)CAIP released its Responsible Artificial Intelligence Act of 2025 model legislation, describing multiple safety-oriented provisions intended for advanced AI systems.
Center for AI Policy Unveils Model Legislation to Regulate Frontier AI SystemsCAIP announced its model legislation framing for regulating frontier AI systems and describing the Responsible AI Act of 2025.