American Security Fund (501)(c)(4) leverages engagement, advocacy, policy development, and coalition building. American Security Foundation (501)(c)(3) leverages research, analysis, education, and ethical framework development. Both boast teams with expertise and experience in tech, finance, law, domestic policy, foreign policy, national security, diplomacy, coalition building, research, analysis, and teaching.

We work to prevent the manipulation of American tech, including hardware, software, and frontier AI models - in particular, we work to prevent export of American advanced graphic processing units (GPUs) to our adversaries, as well as countries that export compute to our adversaries. We encourage American and allied hardware and software manufacturing, data processing, and energy production, including through friendshoring and nearshoring.

We work to strengthen U.S. laboratory, cyber, and other security. We work to increase U.S. government cooperation with American companies to strengthen industrial security. And connecting two goals - American technological innovation and American technological security - we work to prevent the disruption of the global flow of GPUs by maintaining the security of Taiwan.

Absolutely. We engage with faith communities - in our opinion, experts on "being human" - to distill principles about human dignity, integrity, and freedom, then socialize them with government, industry, and other stakeholders to inform effective AI policymaking.

We advocate for regulations that balance between facilitating American tech innovation and protecting American tech security. We convene, conduct, and participate in discussions to inform state, national, and international standards for AI ethics.