Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
The oldest international affairs think tank in the US, a global network advancing peace, including the governance of emerging technologies like AI.
Year Founded:
1910
Geography:
North America
Address:
1779 Massachusetts Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20036, United States
Visit WebsiteTo advance peace through analysis, fresh policy ideas, and direct engagement with decision-makers in government, business, and civil society. Through its global network of centers and its Technology and International Affairs Program, Carnegie examines the economic, political, and technological forces driving global change, including the governance and security implications of AI.
AI areas they serve
Areas of Focus
Technology and international affairs (AI, cyber, biotechnology)
AI governance and emerging-technology policy
Nuclear policy and nonproliferation
International security and geopolitics
Democracy and governance
Regional programs (Europe, Middle East, India, Asia)
AI Impact Areas
Upcoming Goals
Advance AI and emerging-technology governance through its Technology and International Affairs Program
Reduce risks of nuclear conflict and large-scale technological misuse
Bring multiple national viewpoints to global policy challenges
Engage decision-makers across government, business, and civil society
1910: Founded on December 14 by Andrew Carnegie with a $10 million endowment to advance international peace
2007-2011: Expanded into the first truly global think tank, with centers in Europe, the Middle East, Russia, India, and Asia
Recent Updates
2026 - Leadership transition: Avril Haines becomes president on 28 Sept 2026 (interim period July-Sept 2026).
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