The Aegis Institute focuses on artificial intelligence, compute infrastructure, data systems, and the strategic governance of advanced technologies. Its work addresses national AI capacity, supply chain dependencies in compute and semiconductors, the security of critical digital infrastructure, and the integration of AI into industrial and economic systems.
Assessing the United States' ability to develop, deploy, and scale artificial intelligence systems across industrial and strategic applications.
Mapping dependencies in the global semiconductor and compute hardware supply chain, identifying vulnerabilities and strategic chokepoints.
Analyzing threats to and resilience of the digital systems underpinning national security, economic activity, and industrial operations.
Developing frameworks for the responsible governance of AI and its integration into industrial, economic, and national security systems.
Examining who controls the data layer, cross-border data flows, surveillance economics, and the regulatory frameworks governing data as a strategic asset.
Analyzing military and intelligence community adoption of AI, autonomous systems policy, dual-use technology controls, and allied technology sharing.
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The Aegis Institute produces the research and strategic frameworks needed to ensure American leadership in AI and advanced technology.