Miles Brundage 🇺🇸
AI policy researcher focused on frontier-model auditing, governance, verifiable safety claims, and preparedness for advanced AI.
AVERI
- Evidence items
- 4
- Toward pressure
- +0.10
- Away pressure
- −0.13
- Net attributed pressure
- -0.04
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Miles Brundage says AI policy has entered triage mode
Miles Brundage argues that lost governance time and rapid AI progress have made comprehensive near-term policy unrealistic. He proposes prioritising minimum controls with the greatest leverage, including frontier-company audits, misuse prevention, safety and security research, and institutional preparation.
Miles Brundage launches AVERI for independent frontier-AI audits
Miles Brundage formally launched AVERI as an independent nonprofit focused on frontier-AI auditing. Its accompanying multi-author framework calls for secure third-party access to non-public developer information, organization-wide safety and security assessment, and graduated assurance levels.
Miles Brundage leaves OpenAI for independent AI policy work
Miles Brundage announced his departure after more than six years at OpenAI, saying industry publication constraints, conflicts of interest, and the need for independent policy work outweighed staying inside the lab. He also argued that neither OpenAI, other frontier labs, nor the wider world was ready for AGI.
Researchers forecast AI-amplified cyber, physical, and political misuse
A 2018 report led by Miles Brundage forecasts that AI could lower the cost and expertise needed for attacks, introduce new digital, physical, and political threats, and complicate attribution, while proposing prevention and mitigation measures.