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Current policy instruments are inadequate to address the national security risks of highly autonomous generative AI systems, necessitating new strategies that combine data governance, human oversight, and institutional accountability to balance military innovation with risk minimization. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.SYNTHESIS. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

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Analyze the intersection of generative artificial intelligence and national security across compute supply chains, biosafety risks, military systems, and information integrity.

September 5, 2026Open Access

Generative AI Governance and National Security

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STSai Krishna Thota

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Policy review reveals gaps in international frameworks for autonomous generative AI, highlighting the need for compute governance and oversight to safeguard national security.

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Analyze the intersection of generative artificial intelligence and national security across compute supply chains, biosafety risks, military systems, and information integrity.
Evaluated global compute supply dynamics and the international enforcement challenges of semiconductor export controls.
Synthesized diverging global policy models, including European penal frameworks, American voluntary standards, and Chinese algorithmic regulations.
Assessed strategic vulnerabilities emerging from highly autonomous agentic AI deployments.
Identified critical gaps in existing regulatory instruments regarding the governance of highly autonomous agentic systems.
Determined that advanced semiconductor controls remain pivotal geopolitical levers despite ongoing worldwide enforcement obstacles.
Showed that safeguarding national defense against catastrophic misuse requires comprehensive data governance, robust human oversight, and institutional accountability.

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Sai Krishna Thota (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a9bd4126b95aff0620eb6da https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22283057

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Policy review reveals gaps in international frameworks for autonomous generative AI, highlighting the need for compute governance and oversight to safeguard national security.

Generative AI Governance and National Security

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Generative AI Governance and National Security

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