The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace is one of the world's oldest and most respected foreign policy think tanks, founded in 1910 by Andrew Carnegie. Its Technology and International Affairs Program focuses on the governance challenges posed by AI, cybersecurity, biotechnology, and the information environment, aiming to tilt emerging technologies toward helping rather than hindering international security and human well-being. Carnegie employs over 170 research experts across global centers in Washington DC, Brussels, Berlin, Singapore, New Delhi, and Beirut, and produces rigorous independent analysis for government, industry, and civil society decision-makers.
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- Annual Budget
- $55,800,000
- Monthly Burn Rate
- $4,650,000
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Theory of Change
Carnegie believes that improving the quality of international policy debate and institutional frameworks around AI will reduce the probability of catastrophic outcomes. By producing rigorous, independent research that cuts through hype and fear, convening stakeholders across competing geopolitical blocs (including the US, China, and Europe), and building durable institutional capacity for AI governance at international and national levels, Carnegie seeks to create the conditions for coordinated global action on AI risks. The program focuses especially on the international security dimensions of AI—including the risks of an accelerated race toward advanced AI systems and the absence of adequate multilateral governance mechanisms—on the theory that better-informed governments and stronger international institutions will be better positioned to manage transformative AI safely.
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- Last Updated
- Apr 2, 2026, 9:56 PM UTC
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- Mar 20, 2026, 2:34 AM UTC