AISA helps institutions in Asia turn the influence they already hold into a practical counterweight, before decisions made upstream become impossible to reverse.
We work in three stages: curate, inform, catalyse.
We help governments map national dependencies and connect them with frontier-risk scientists to ground policy in objective analysis.
We translate technical foresight into actionable, enforceable safeguards, ensuring governments can negotiate from a clear view of their country’s bargaining power.
We maintain invitation-only channels for senior officials and diplomats across key bridge states to achieve minimum viable alignment before formal international negotiations.
Our programs combine research, policy, and executive learning — helping leaders and institutions navigate AI responsibly.
Svaradiva A. D., Regional Program Manager for AI Safety Asia, outlined insights from the World Economic Forum's meeting on Cooperation and Resilient Growth in a Fractured World, held in Tokyo on 4 September, 2026.
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Writing in Tech Policy Press, AISA argues the UN's Global Dialogue on AI Governance must move past symbolic declarations, and build capacity across the Global Majority, put affected communities at the centre of governance design, and form a route to addressing catastrophic risk.
Read it there →AI Safety Asia was among the reviewers of the International AI Safety Report 2026, the independent scientific assessment of general-purpose AI chaired by Yoshua Bengio and written by more than 100 experts.
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