Establishing a Resilient American Model for AI Governance
You are cordially invited to join the A-I Policy Forum on Capitol Hill for a panel discussion on defining an effective American model for AI governance alongside the announcement of our Big Bets in AI Policy Fellows (a distinguished cohort of senior civil society leaders).
As Congress and the Administration work to establish national frameworks to govern AI, a critical consensus is emerging: a world-leading American AI ecosystem cannot endure on hardware and compute power alone. It requires a resilient layer of civic and regulatory guardrails to directly address growing public concerns, ensure safety, unlock broad-based prosperity, and put human agency at the center of technological progress.
Event Overview
What: AI Governance Panel Discussion
When: Thursday, September 17, 2026
Time: 2-3 PM
Where: HVC 215, The Capitol
*Note: Power up your afternoon with fresh coffee, artisan treats, and dessert.
Program Highlights:
Panel Discussion: Establishing a Resilient American Model for AI Governance
Moving past adversarial rhetoric, our newly named Big Bets Fellows will join technical experts and policy leaders to share practical strategies for a national AI framework that safeguards consumers, strengthens public trust, and maintains America’s competitive edge.
Senior Policy Fellows Cohort Announcement: The A-I Policy Forum is proud to announce our inaugural cohort of Big Bets in AI Policy Fellows. Joining our high-trust, nonpartisan policy lab, these senior civil society leaders are engaging in a policy sprint to establish effective national standards and actionable policy solutions that bridge the gap between consumer trust and legislative action.
Why Attend?
Gain first-look access to actionable policy ideas from civil society experts shaping the legislative debates on the development and deployment of AI.
Explore pragmatic, bipartisan solutions that safeguard civil liberties, earn public trust, and promote American leadership in innovation.
Connect directly with senior civil society leaders and policy experts committed to constructive, bipartisan engagement.