
Felix Choussat researches the geopolitics of advanced AI at the Center for AI Safety (CAIS), focusing on Sino-US competition and emerging military technology. Prior to his current role at CAIS, he was a governance fellow through the ML Alignment and Theory Scholars (MATS) and Pivotal Research programs, where he worked on modeling the proliferation of WMD-capable systems and compute-based AI deterrence. He holds a dual degree in international relations and history studies from Vanderbilt University.
Skeptics of an AI slowdown deal with China say we’d need futuristic tech to make it cheat-proof. Instead, the US and China could just give auditors comprehensive access to major AI companies.
Today’s drones can already navigate indoors, track down humans, and deliver a lethal payload. Attackers willing to kill indiscriminately don’t need to wait for much else.