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Liam Epstein

Liam Epstein

AI policy researcher focused on compute governance and transformative AI

Washington, District of Columbia, United States
Joined July 2026

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Focus on AI policy and compute governance: Epstein's recent work centers on the economics and governance of AI compute, including analysis of chip supply constraints and proposals for state investment mechanisms to shape AI trajectories. cnas+1
Interdisciplinary academic training in AI ethics and public health: He holds an MPhil in Ethics of AI, Data, and Algorithms from Cambridge and dual BS degrees from Leiden University College The Hague, giving him a cross-cutting perspective on technical, ethical, and societal aspects of AI. cnas+1
Experience across think tanks, fellowships, and government: Epstein has held roles at CNAS and IFP, participated in research fellowships (Convergence / SPAR), and interned with the U.S. Delegation to the OPCW, reflecting both policy research and practical government exposure. cnas+2
Proposes institutional tools for steering AI outcomes: Through his Convergence Analysis work, Epstein has explored concrete institutional levers—such as sovereign wealth funds and mechanisms for sharing AI rents—indicating a focus on actionable governance proposals. convergenceanalysis+1

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