Advocacy organization · Policy · San Francisco, CA · Est. 2024
Secure AI Project (SAIP) is a U.S.-based public-policy organization focused on advancing legislative requirements meant to reduce severe-harm risks from advanced AI systems—especially by making large AI developers’ safety and security practices subject to transparency and verification by independent third parties. SAIP argues that while major frontier model developers have made voluntary safety/security commitments, there remain gaps: it is not clear that safety practices are “reasonable” or followed in practice, and it is difficult for outsiders to check compliance.
SAIP’s core legislative push is therefore to require safety plans/protocols to be published, require incident reporting, and support mechanisms for outside review and accountability through state and federal policy. SAIP states that it does not accept corporate funding or funds from foreign governments and that its work is supported by individual donors and nonprofit institutions.
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Illinois Governor JB Pritzker signed SB 315, with the release quoting Nick Beckstead, CEO at Secure AI Project, describing the law’s role in establishing stronger AI safety, transparency, and accountability safeguards.
Illinois legislative hearing witness slip lists Secure AI Project on SB 0315Illinois General Assembly witness slips for SB 0315 (AI safety) include Secure AI Project and identify Scott Wisor as a witness submission/proponent record for the executive hearing dated May 13, 2026.