The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation has announced a five-year, $100 million grantmaking initiative focused on the policy, security, and governance challenges of fast-moving emerging technologies. Announced at the Aspen Security Forum, the Emerging Technology and Security Initiative will allocate $20 million annually through 2031 to civil society organizations, universities, think tanks, and policy research institutions. The program specifically targets artificial intelligence, biotechnology, and quantum computing, aiming to bridge the operational gap between fast-moving commercial technology sectors and slower-moving government regulatory frameworks. Focusing on Quantum Vulnerabilities and Infrastructure Security The initiative builds on $10 million in exploratory grantmaking announced in early [...]

Hewlett Foundation Announces New $100 Million Emerging Technology and Security Initiative

The Hewlett Foundation launched a $100 million initiative supporting research on quantum computing, AI, biotechnology, and emerging technology security.