The labs, institutes, and funders shaping the AI × biology conversation — and the newsletters worth your inbox.
The AIxBio Briefing is a quarterly newsletter covering key research, policy, and risks at the intersection of AI and biosecurity. Sign up to stay informed on the developments shaping AI-enabled biology.
VisitWritten by Richard Moulange, Cambridge-trained AI researcher turned security policy advisor, Securing the Interface provides clear-eyed analysis of AI's security implications, early warning about emerging vulnerabilities, and practical strategies balancing opportunity and risk. From advising the UK AI Security Institute in its earliest days to providing expertise at an international level through the NTI Global AIxBio Forum, Richard translates what AI researchers are building and what decision-makers need to know.
VisitA regular newsletter on biodefense related issues produced by students and faculty of the George Mason University Schar School of Policy and Government Biodefense program.
VisitHealth Security Decoded is a monthly roundup of the top headlines on health security, pandemic preparedness, and an update from the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security. Our team tracks the most important news, events, developments, research, and policy in the areas that comprise health security: biosecurity and biodefense, domestic and global preparedness and response, medicine and public health, science and technology, government affairs and national security, emerging and re-emerging diseases, and other 21st century threats.
VisitLearn more about NTI's work to reduce nuclear and biological threats imperiling humanity, our upcoming events, and how to take action to help build a safer world.
VisitThis newsletter provide updates from organizations working to reduce global catastrophic biological risks. This is an independent project spearheaded by Tessa Alexanian and Anemone Franz outside of their organizational affiliations. Every few months, they provide an opportunity for organizations that are doing impactful work to reduce global catastrophic biological risks to share their current projects, recent publications, and any opportunities for collaboration.
VisitProduced by the Pandemic Action Network and delivered to your inbox biweekly, the Pandemic Action Playbook is an at-a-glance look at policy developments, insights, actions, events, opinions, and resources for a pandemic- and climate-resilient future.
VisitNews and analysis on a range of topics including impacts of interconnected and emerging risks, technology and biosecurity.
VisitU.K.-based nonprofit think tank that works on developing policy tools for monitoring and mitigating extreme threats, including those emerging at the intersection of AI and biotechnology.
VisitNonprofit think tank within Johns Hopkins University focused on biosecurity and pandemic preparedness that conducts research, policy analysis, and public engagement on biological and health security, with a large amount of work on AIxBio.
VisitBiosecurity division of the nonprofit policy organization Nuclear Threat Initiative (NTI), focused on global biosecurity threat reduction, including AIxBio risks.
VisitResearch division within RAND that studies how high-consequence, dual-use technologies, including AI and biotechnology, change the global threat environment.
VisitBiosecurity nonprofit founded by Kevin Esvelt, focused on reducing catastrophic biological risks, including at the intersection of AI and biotechnology.
VisitNonprofit, non-partisan policy institute focused on addressing systemic risks to security, including risks at the AIxBio frontier.
VisitBased within Georgetown University’s Walsh School of Foreign Service, CSET is a policy research organization provides decision-makers with data-driven analysis on the security implications of emerging technologies.
VisitThe responsibility of the National Security Commission on Emerging Biotechnology is to examine how advancements in emerging biotechnology and related technologies will shape current and future national defense activities, including activities of the Department of Defense.
VisitOne of the largest funders of both AI safety and biosecurity, supporting policy, technical research, and institutions at the AI–bio intersection as well as talent development
VisitNon-governmental grantmaker providing targeted support for technical alignment and misuse prevention, with growing attention to dual-use risks of AI in biological research
VisitA nonprofit philanthropic fund focused on eradicating pandemics, including through the responsible development of biosecurity tools, dual-use mitigation, and AI–bio convergence.
VisitThrough their Emerging Challenges Fund, Longview Philanthropy aims fill critical funding gaps at the nexus of AI, biosecurity, and nuclear policy, offering rapid support to emerging organisations in need.
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