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Issue Brief

“Don’t Blame the Robots” – Artificial Intelligence Bias & Implications for Nuclear Security

Artificial intelligence and systems need sufficient safeguards in place to avoid exacerbating biases in the nuclear security field

Anna Pluff • Sneha Nair

Resource

Nuclear Security News and Member Updates Roundup, May 2023

In the headlines: AI and other emerging technologies, lapses in security measures, and IAEA concerns in Ukraine this May

Christina McAllister • Sneha Nair • Annie Trentham

Policy Paper

Building a Diverse, Equitable, and Inclusive Nuclear Security Culture

Identifying recent and future multilateral efforts to strengthen DEI within organizations responsible.

Sneha Nair • Nickolas Roth

Resource

Nuclear Security News and Member Updates Roundup, April 2023

Emerging tech for nuclear security, risk reduction for theft and sabotage, and new IAEA publications feature in the April Newsletter

Christina McAllister • Sneha Nair • Anna Pluff

Policy Paper

Converging Goals: Examining the Intersection Between Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion and Nuclear Security Implementation

Defining DEI within the context of nuclear security and describing the problem DEI is trying to address

Sneha Nair

Resource

Nuclear Security News & Member Updates Roundup, March 2023

In the headlines: radiological source security, nuclear posturing, and a meeting of the Arab Network of Nuclear Regulators

Sneha Nair • Anna Pluff • Christina McAllister

Issue Brief

Reconciling Discrepancies in the International Trade of Dual-use Chemicals: The Potential of Blockchain Technology

Discrepancies in declared quantities of dual-use chemicals transferred internationally are a growing problem – but blockchain technology may offer a solution

William Marshall • Christina McAllister • Cindy Vestergaard

Commentary

Expanding the Australia Group’s Chemical Weapons Precursors Control List with a Family-Based Approach

Stimson’s Nonproliferation Compliance Cheminformatics Tool can help expand Chemical Weapons Precursors lists by enabling family-based approaches, closing loopholes for proliferators

Stefano Costanzi • Gregory D. Koblenz • Richard Cupitt