AI systems may encounter private signs of violent planning before anyone has made a public threat, before law enforcement is aware of the risk, and even before the conduct is clearly illegal.
Anna Vinals Musquera studies technology regulation and platform accountability at NYU’s Center on Technology Policy. Her research covers age assurance, Section 230 reform, child safety laws, and privacy policy in the United States.
Blair Levin has advised on broadband policy for over 30 years, including as Chief of Staff to FCC Chairman Reed Hundt and co-leading President Obama’s 2008–2009 technology transition team.
Lama Mohammed is a Tech Policy Fellow/Researcher at NYU’s Center for Social Media and Politics and a policy research affiliate at the Center on Technology Policy. Before joining CSMaP, Lama was a Senior Associate at the Glen Echo Group — a Washington, D.C.-based public affairs and relations firm specializing in technology policy. Lama worked on policy and communications for nonprofit organizations operating within the artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and privacy spaces. Before joining the
Matt Perault is a senior fellow at NYU’s Center on Technology Policy and head of AI policy at Andreessen Horowitz. He also serves as a board member of the North Carolina Institute of Technology Policy and a fellow at multiple institutions, including George Mason University’s National Security Institute.
