9/n Also disappointing: deleting climate‑change references. AI uses a lot of energy and we can’t manage what we don’t measure. Our AI & Energy Policy Sprint shows how to track AI’s footprint and use AI to fight climate change: fas.org/accelerator/ai…

10/n 🔎 Bottom Line: To reap AI’s benefits we must trust it—we need more research, careful adoption & strong guardrails for high‑risk uses. The plan has bright spots but backslides on bias & climate and collides with deep staffing/funding cuts in government.

11/n At FAS we’ll keep working with scientists & policymakers to craft AI policy that serves everyone.

we made our associate director of AI policy read the AI action plan so you don't have to ⤵️

"It is an absolute disservice to American taxpayers for Congress to continue throwing funds in the money pit that they call the Sentinel program" Mackenzie Knight-Boyle (mknight.bsky.social) says

Last week the White House dropped its AI Action Plan. Our AI policy team breaks down what's progress and what's not ⤵️ fas.org/publication/tr…

Climate change is expected to cost each American child born today half a million dollars over their lifetimes. Is that the legacy we want to leave our kids?

We sent our wildfire policy specialist into the woods to get hands-on experience with wildfire resilience. Here's what he learned. fas.org/publication/on…

A sneak peek of an upcoming video from our Comms Team. (Be sure to check it out when it's live on our Instagram page: Federation of American Scientists🔬)