Superintelligence Policy Brief

Targeted analysis documents that translate ASI research into actionable policy language for decision-makers who cannot afford to wait for academic consensus.

What It Is

The gap between ASI research and policy action is not a knowledge gap — it is a translation gap. Policymakers need conclusions, timelines, and options, not literature reviews. Our policy briefs take specific ASI-related questions and deliver answers in the format that governance systems can actually process.

Each brief addresses one question, provides a clear position, and maps the decision space.

What You Get

Executive summary — the answer, in one page
Evidence base — supporting analysis with sourced data and scenarios
Decision framework — options available to the commissioning body, with trade-offs
Timeline sensitivity — how the recommendation changes under different ASI arrival estimates
Implementation sketch — what acting on this brief would actually require

Sample Topics

Should nation-states develop independent ASI detection capabilities?
What governance structures survive the transition to superhuman advisory systems?
How should intellectual property frameworks adapt when machines generate all novel ideas?
What does military deterrence look like when strategic thinking is no longer human?

Who It Serves

Legislative bodies drafting AI governance frameworks
International organizations coordinating cross-border ASI preparedness
Think tanks seeking rigorous ASI-specific analysis
Corporate strategy teams planning beyond the 10-year horizon