Feodora Douplitzky-Lunati
Feodora Douplitzky-Lunati is a junior at Harvard University studying Economics and Slavic Languages & Literatures, with a secondary concentration in Government. Her research interests include political economics, public policy, and international relations. She has previously worked on active labor market program design at the World Bank and the politics of trade in the Middle Corridor at the Georgian Institute of Politics.
We Don't Need to Wait for an AI Disaster to Estimate Its Costs
For years, the federal government has required insurers to price hypothetical terrorist attacks. It should run the same exercise for the most severe AI risks.