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This is a staff profile page for Matthew Gentzel, a nuclear weapons policy program officer at Longview Philanthropy with prior experience at OpenAI, the US DoD, and the National Security Commission on AI, relevant to AI governance and nuclear risk intersections.

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This page profiles Matthew Gentzel, who conducts grant investigations for Longview Philanthropy's nuclear weapons policy program. His background spans AI policy research at OpenAI, defense innovation at the US DoD, and AI governance at the National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence. His work focuses on how AI advancements may affect influence operations, nuclear strategy, and cybersecurity.

Key Points

  • •Matthew Gentzel manages Longview's Nuclear Weapons Policy Fund and conducts related grant investigations.
  • •His prior work focused on emerging technology threats, including AI's impact on nuclear strategy and influence operations.
  • •He has worked at OpenAI as a policy researcher and at the US DoD's Innovation Steering Group.
  • •He served as Director of Research and Analysis at the US National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence.
  • •His academic background includes strategic studies, international economics, and fire protection engineering.

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 Matthew Gentzel

 
 NUCLEAR WEAPONS POLICY PROGRAM OFFICER 
 
 Matthew conducts grant investigations for Longview’s program on nuclear weapons policy and co-manages Longview’s Nuclear Weapons Policy Fund . His prior work spanned emerging technology threat and policy assessment, with a particular focus on how advancements in AI may shape the future of influence operations, nuclear strategy, and cyber attacks. He has worked as a policy researcher with OpenAI , as an analyst in the US Department of Defense’s Innovation Steering Group, and as a Director of Research and Analysis at the US National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence. Matthew holds an MA in strategic studies and international economics from Johns Hopkins SAIS and a BS in fire protection engineering from the University of Maryland.
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