- Inquiry into the uptake of AI technologies in Australia: Submission by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission
Report · 1 May 2024
This submission by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) to the Australian Parliament's Select Committee on Adopting Artificial Intelligence outlines ASIC's approach to AI as…
- Artificial Intelligence Risk Management Framework (AI RMF 1.0)
Report · 1 January 2023
Published by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in January 2023, this framework provides voluntary guidance for organizations designing, developing, deploying, or using AI…
- Governing with Artificial Intelligence: The State of Play and Way Forward in Core Government Functions
Report · 17 September 2025
AI offers tremendous potential in its use by governments. It helps governments automate and tailor public services, improve decision-making, detect fraud, and enrich civil servants’ work and…
- Why FINRA’s 2026 report puts AI governance under scrutiny
Report · 31 December 2025
- How banks and FinTechs are scaling AI in financial crime
Report · 24 December 2025
AI has moved decisively from experimentation to execution within financial crime and compliance teams.
- Generative AI in compliance: oversight, governance and risk
Report, Blog · 12 January 2026
Generative AI is no longer an emerging concept for compliance teams. Over the past year, it has become a practical tool embedded into everyday workflows, driven by rising regulatory complexity…
- Agentic AI set to transform financial crime operations
Report, News · 12 January 2026
Agentic AI is quickly becoming a core focus for financial crime and compliance teams, with new research showing growing confidence in its ability to deliver meaningful change.
- Artificial intelligence and growth in advanced and emerging economies: short-run impact
Report · 19 December 2025
This paper investigates whether the positive effects of generative artificial intelligence (gen AI) on growth rate of value added differ across countries in the short run. Using an empirical strategy…
- Joachim Nagel: AI and the future of central banking
Speech · 11 December 2025
Welcome address by Dr Joachim Nagel, President of the Deutsche Bundesbank, at the conference "Artificial Intelligence and the future of central banking", jointly hosted by SUERF ( The European Money…
- Technology Convergence and Cybersecurity: A Critical Analysis of Cybercrime Trends in India
Report · 11 February 2019
Convergence has brought various opportunities in different aspects of life and led to the blurring of the boundaries between IT and telecommunications. It has various dimensions notably…
- Introducing Disruptive Technology to Criminal Sanctions: Punishment by Computer Monitoring to Enhance Sentencing Fairness and Efficiency
Report · 8 April 2019
The United States criminal justice system is the most punitive on earth. The total correctional population is nearly seven million, equating to a staggering one in thirty-eight adults. Most of the…
- Leading Legal Disruption Editorial: A Vision for the Future of Artificial Intelligence
Report · 5 August 2025
Leading Legal Disruption: Artificial Intelligence and a Toolkit for Lawyers and the Law is designed to challenge lawyers with the practical implications that emerging technologies will have on…
- Legal Innovation: Conversations about Technology, the Legal Profession and Societal Change
Report · 24 July 2025
This book invites to join conversations about legal innovation with a focus on technology, the legal profession and societal change. Particular consideration is given to the impact of artificial…
- Building Intelligence to Fight Terrorism
Report · 20 September 2003
The Bush administration’s revision of national security intelligence rules marks a fundamental shift from Cold War-era strategies to a modern framework designed to counter unpredictable terrorist…
- A better path forward for criminal justice: Training and employment for correctional populations
Report · 31 March 2021
This comprehensive report chapter explores the critical intersection of education, employment, and recidivism within the United States criminal justice system, emphasizing that correctional…
- How the U.S. can compete with China on digital justice technology
Report · 24 October 2021
This report warns that China’s rapid digitization of its justice system—the so-called "Smart Courts" initiative—is becoming a central component of its effort to export digital authoritarianism. While…
- Creating equitable standards for federal use of facial recognition technology
Report · 12 March 2024
This testimony delivered by Dr. Nicol Turner Lee before the United States Commission on Civil Rights addresses the critical intersection of federal governance and facial recognition technology. As…
- WATCH: FBI Director James Comey on Technology, Law Enforcement, and “Going Dark”
Report · 15 October 2014
This report captures the critical policy debate regarding the "Going Dark" phenomenon, as described by former FBI Director James Comey during a keynote address at Brookings. The term refers to the…
- Geospatial peacekeeping: How soldiers and technology can help fight poverty
Blog · 22 October 2019
This article addresses a critical challenge in global development: by 2030, an estimated 50 percent of the world’s poor will live in fragile and conflict-affected states where physical insecurity…
- How to improve technical expertise for judges in AI-related litigation
Report · 7 November 2019
As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes deeply integrated into modern life, it is inevitably moving from the laboratory to the courtroom. This report examines the complex legal and ethical challenges…
- How Emerging Technology Affects Law Enforcement
Report · 28 October 2014
The rapid transition from analog communication to digital apps and social networks has created a significant friction between consumer privacy expectations and the operational needs of law…
- How digital technology can reduce prison incarceration rates
Report · 30 March 2015
The United States faces a critical challenge with its high incarceration rates, leading to a bipartisan push for sentencing reform that seeks alternatives to physical imprisonment for nonviolent…
- How surveillance technology powered South Korea’s COVID-19 response
Report · 28 April 2020
South Korea has been widely praised for its use of technology in containing the coronavirus, and that praise has, at times, generated a sense of mystique, suggesting that Korea has developed…
- Previewing the TechStream newsletter: The geopolitics of TikTok
Report, News
Every week, the TechStream newsletter brings you the latest from Brookings’ TechStream and news and analysis about the world of technology. To sign up and get this newsletter delivered to you inbox…
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