Andrew Zeng

Andrew Zeng is an AI policy researcher and undergraduate student at Stanford University (class of 2026), where he serves as co-president of Stanford AI Alignment (SAIA). His research focuses on international coordination and governing high-risk AI systems, with particular interest in the state of AI safety in China and its implications for global existential risk. He received a 3-month stipend from the Long-Term Future Fund to support research on AI safety in China. Zeng also co-authors the AI Safety Newsletter published by the Center for AI Safety (CAIS), where he has written on topics including AI policy implications of the Trump administration and compute scaling. He has also served as a spotlight editor for The Stanford Daily.

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