Organisation·Founded 2007·Washington, DC, USA
“The Center for a New American Security (CNAS) is an independent, bipartisan, nonprofit organization that develops strong, pragmatic, and principled national security and defense policies.”In its own words: cnas.org
Governance & policy

Independent, bipartisan national-security research and policy institution in Washington whose AI Security and Stability project researches AI policy, compute governance and military AI.

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Received $14M from 3 funders

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All grants

9 grants totalling $14M, newest first.

2025 2 grants · $8.6M
DateFunderAmountPurpose
Nov 2025Founders Pledge$250kTrack II dialogue among US, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan on AI policy source
Jun 2025Coefficient Giving$8.3MAI Security and Stability Program source
2024 1 grant · $157k
DateFunderAmountPurpose
Oct 2024Founders Pledge$157kIncubating policy research on AI crisis preparedness source
2023 2 grants · $200k
DateFunderAmountPurpose
Jan 2023Founders Pledge$100kInternational Autonomous Incidents Agreement project; GCR Fund share of a $200k co-funded grant (the $100k advised share is a separate row) source
Jan 2023Founders Pledge$100kAdvised grant (deployed by outside philanthropists on GCR Fund managers' advice): advised share of the $200k International Autonomous Incidents Agreement grant source
2022 1 grant · $4.8M
DateFunderAmountPurpose
Jul 2022Navigating Transformative AI$4.8MGrant to "support work related to artificial intelligence policy and governance.". From Vipul Naik's donations database (via OpenBook) source
2021 1 grant · $101k
DateFunderAmountPurpose
Sep 2021Navigating Transformative AI$101kGrant to "support a working group that will focus on mitigating risks from possible military applications of artificial intelligence. This group will be composed of technical and policy experts from the US, Russia, China, and Europe,.... From Vipul Naik's donations database (via source
2020 2 grants · $141k
DateFunderAmountPurpose
Oct 2020Navigating Transformative AI$117kGrant "to support work by Paul Scharre on projects related to AI and security.". From Vipul Naik's donations database (via OpenBook) source
Oct 2020Navigating Transformative AI$24kGrant "to support work exploring possible projects related to AI governance.". From Vipul Naik's donations database (via OpenBook) source