Kevin Frazier

@kevintfrazier.bsky.social

AI Innovation and Law Fellow at Texas Law | Cover AI for the Lawfare Institute | Author the Appleseed AI substack.

As concerns over AI-related cyber risks rise, @kevintfrazier.bsky.social explores whether the Office of the National Cyber Director, created to coordinate national cyber policy, can handle the cross-cutting risks that AI now presents and how the ONCD could be reformed.

AI Cyber Risks Are Testing the Office Built to Coordinate Them

Congress created the National Cyber Director to solve a coordination problem. AI cyber risks may reveal whether the office has the tools to do so.

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Recent reporting suggests that President Trump plans to sign an executive order promoting information sharing between AI labs and the government to identify risks by new models. @kevintfrazier.bsky.social and @alanrozenshtein.com explain the “dominating AI by understanding AI” agenda.

Dominating AI Requires Understanding AI

AI dominance will require more than faster models—it will require breakthroughs in understanding, testing, and securing frontier AI.

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The Trump administration likely lacks legal authority to mandate frontier AI model vetting, but existing authorities could be used to create a voluntary testing period for labs to share models with materially new cyber capabilities, write @deanwb.bsky.social and @kevintfrazier.bsky.social.

Kicking the Tires: A Voluntary Path to Pre-Deployment AI Vetting

The administration lacks authority to mandate frontier model vetting—but existing CAISI and CISA tools enable a voluntary alternative.

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We don't have to settle for antiquated approaches to regulating tech. Give a listen to this @scalinglaws.bsky.social podcast w/ Gillian Hadfield & Andrew Freedman to learn more about adaptive AI policy ideas. Big thanks to Fathom for making this episode possible podcasts.apple.com/in/podcast/l...

Live from Ashby: Adaptive AI Governance with Gillian Hadfield and Andrew Freedman

Podcast Episode · Scaling Laws · 17/02/2026 · 55m

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The tradeoff between innovation and regulation for AI may not be as stark as it appears. Cullen O'Keefe and @kevintfrazier.bsky.social explore how policymakers can capitalize on the automated compliance potential of AI systems while reducing the risk of premature regulation.

AI Will Automate Compliance. How Can AI Policy Capitalize?

AI may soon automate regulatory compliance itself—making regulations contingent on whether compliance can be reliably completed by AI tools.

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