About us
At the Forefront of AI Policy and Governance
The Institute for AI Policy and Governance (AIPG) strengthens the institutions, policies, and governance systems needed for responsible AI adoption. We work across government, industry, academia, and civil society to develop practical governance frameworks, inform public policy, support institutional implementation, and advance the safe, secure, and context-relevant use of artificial intelligence.
Through policy research, strategic advisory, governance infrastructure, leadership development, and public engagement, AIPG helps decision-makers move from AI ambition to accountable practice. Our work is grounded in local realities, informed by global standards, and focused on building inclusive, trusted, and future-ready systems.
WHAT WE DO
Building the Foundations for Responsible AI
AIPG strengthens the institutions that govern AI by developing practical governance systems, informing public policy, advising decision-makers, and building the leadership needed for responsible AI adoption.
Governance Infrastructure
Designing the governance systems that enable responsible AI adoption.
Strategic Advisory
Helping institutions translate AI policy into effective implementation.
Safety, Security and Standards
Strengthening trust through governance, assurance, and responsible AI oversight.
NEWS
Explore What’s Happening
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How Organizations Move from Competing Stakeholder Perspectives to Evidence-Based AI Deployment Decisions
When governance begins with structured risk assessment rather than assumptions, organizations are able to translate stakeholder perspectives into measurable risks, document them in a…
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Disclosure Is Not Accountability: New York’s AI Court Rule and the Future of Legal Responsibility
Can simply disclosing AI use satisfy legal responsibility? As courts embrace artificial intelligence, the real challenge is no longer transparency, but ensuring meaningful accountability…
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AI Agents and the Rule of Law: Can Existing Safeguards Govern Machine Agency?
AI agents are no longer just assisting lawyers. They are making decisions. Can existing legal safeguards govern machines acting with increasing autonomy before accountability…
Thoughts That Inspire
“We are entering a world where we will learn to coexist with AI, not as its masters, but as its collaborators”
Mark Zuckerberg
CEO, Meta