Pillar
Policy Lab
Research & Legislative Advocacy
Technology policy is written by the people in the room. The Policy Lab ensures that the room includes voices focused on human autonomy — not just efficiency, growth, or national competitiveness.
Vision
To produce research, model legislation, and corporate guidelines that translate abstract ethical principles into enforceable rules. We work at the intersection of technology ethics, regulatory design, and institutional governance.
The Policy Translation Funnel
1. Academic Synthesis
Aggregating AI impact data, behavioral studies, and incident reports from our planned observatory.
1. Academic Synthesis
Aggregating AI impact data, behavioral studies, and incident reports from our planned observatory.
2. Regulatory Mapping
Cross-referencing behavioral impacts with existing legislative frameworks like the EU AI Act.
2. Regulatory Mapping
Cross-referencing behavioral impacts with existing legislative frameworks like the EU AI Act.
3. Legislative Drafting
Creating concrete policy templates, model legislation, and SME compliance guidelines.
3. Legislative Drafting
Creating concrete policy templates, model legislation, and SME compliance guidelines.
4. Institutional Implementation
Providing direct advisory and toolkits to public bodies and educational institutions.
4. Institutional Implementation
Providing direct advisory and toolkits to public bodies and educational institutions.
Focus Areas
- EU AI Act implementation and compliance frameworks
- Corporate guidelines for ethical AI deployment
- Legislative templates for conversational AI boundaries
- Institutional policy toolkits for schools and public bodies
Future Programs
Two programs will become part of the Policy Lab in the future: a research branch developing science-backed AI literacy, and an independent observatory tracking the real-world impact of AI on human autonomy and society.
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