Promising initial steps by the international community show cooperation on AI safety and governance is achievable despite geopolitical tensions.

To enable this, we call on states to carve out AI safety as a cooperative area of academic and technical activity, distinct from broader geostrategic competition on development of AI capabilities.

through which domestic AI safety authorities convene, collaborate on, and commit to implement model registration and disclosures, incident reporting, tripwires, and contingency plans.

To facilitate these agreements, we need an international body to bring together AI safety authorities, fostering dialogue and collaboration in the development and auditing of AI safety regulations across different jurisdictions.

To facilitate these agreements, we need an international body to bring together AI safety authorities, fostering dialogue and collaboration in the development and auditing of AI safety regulations across different jurisdictions.

While there may be variations in Safety Assurance Frameworks required nationally, states should collaborate to achieve mutual recognition and commensurability of frameworks.

In addition to foundational AI safety research, these funds would focus on developing privacy preserving and secure verification methods, which act as enablers for domestic governance and international cooperation.

To ensure global trust, it will be important to have international collaborations developing and stress testing verification methods.