MATS Fellow:
Claire Short
Authors:
Claire Short, Stephen Casper
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Abstract:
This report presents findings from a March 2025 survey examining public attitudes toward specific artificial intelligence (AI) policy objectives among working-class adults in three US states: California, Illinois, and New York. The survey collected responses from 300 participants, measuring their degree of support for 18 specific AI regulatory proposals. A majority of respondents expressed support for 17 of the 18 proposals with 75% of all responses indicating "support" or "strong support" for the policy objectives (80% and 67% for liberal- and conservative-leaning respondents respectively). Respondents had the highest level of average support (91%) for content-labeling measures and the lowest average support (38%) for proposals to slow the overall pace of AI development.
What Happens When Superhuman AIs Compete for Control?
Authors:
Steven Veld
Date:
January 11, 2026
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AI Futures Model: Timelines & Takeoff
Authors:
Brendan Halstead, Alex Kastner
Date:
December 30, 2025
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0
The MATS Program is an independent research and educational initiative connecting emerging researchers with mentors in AI alignment, governance, and security.
Each MATS cohort runs for 12 weeks in Berkeley, California, followed by an optional 6–12 month extension in London for selected scholars.