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The National Institute of Standards and Technology's alphabetical list of member organizations in its AI consortium, ranging from AI labs such as Anthropic and Cohere to universities, safety research groups, civil-society organizations and companies across industries.
The US government's public library of cybersecurity standards, guidance and publications, including the SP 800 series, project pages, news and events.
From the site: CSRC provides access to NIST's cybersecurity- and information security-related projects, publications, news and events.
Why I recommend it: Free and public, no account needed. This is the primary source behind most security "best practice" advice you will read elsewhere, so cite it directly rather than a blog summarising it.
Jake Taylor argues that public, standardized AI testing with formal reasoning checks is needed to close the widening "verification asymmetry" between AI capability and oversight.
Why I recommend it: If you want to work in AI governance or assurance, this is the vocabulary hiring managers use — verification, benchmarks, interpretability.
