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Nonpartisan law and policy institute at NYU School of Law, founded in 1995. Revenue approximately $58 million (FY 2023-2024) with 180+ staff (attorneys, scholars, communications professionals). Led by Michael Waldman (President and CEO). Maintains a comprehensive AI Legislation Tracker covering all US states. Published "Agenda to Strengthen U.S. Democracy in the Age of AI" with federal and state policy recommendations. Policing & Technology Program investigates AI surveillance technologies including facial recognition, social media monitoring, and predictive policing. Democracy Futures Project focuses on democratic resilience against emerging threats including AI. Primary intervention types: research, litigation, policy advocacy.

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Publications
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TitlePublicationTypeAuthorsUrlPublishedDateIsFlagship
An AI Democracy Agendapolicy-briefBrennan Center for Justicehttps://www.brennancenter.org/our-work/policy-solutions/ai-democracy-agenda2024
The Business of Military AIreportBrennan Center for Justicehttps://www.brennancenter.org/our-work/research-reports/business-military-ai2024
AI and Election SecurityreportBrennan Center for Justicehttps://www.brennancenter.org/our-work/research-reports/ai-and-election-security2024

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Approaches

AI Litigation as Democratic Defense

Analysis

Electoral Impact Assessment ModelAI Surveillance and Regime Durability ModelAuthoritarian Tools Diffusion ModelSurveillance Chilling Effects Model

Organizations

Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF)Revolving Door ProjectAlgorithmWatchEncode JusticeCenter for AI Safety Action FundFreedom House

Risks

AI Surveillance and US Democratic ErosionAI-Driven Trust DeclineAI-Enabled Authoritarian TakeoverAI DisinformationEpistemic Collapse

Concepts

AI Scaling Laws

Historical

Anthropic-Pentagon Standoff (2026)