Center for AI Policy — Description: Non-partisan advocacy organization that worked with Congress from June 2023 through mid-2025 to promote commonsense solutions to catastrophic risks from advanced AI. Co-founded by Thomas Larsen (Director of Strategy) and led by Executive Director Jason Green-Lowe. Has ceased most active operations due to funding constraints but continues its Policy Advocacy Network and legislative review service.

NoteThe source is the correct entity (Center for AI Policy's About page), but the excerpt provided is incomplete. It shows only the page header, media coverage section, and FAQ question titles — not the actual FAQ answers that would contain the detailed organizational information claimed. The claim makes specific assertions about: founding (Thomas Larsen as co-founder), leadership (Jason Green-Lowe as Executive Director), operational timeline (June 2023–mid-2025), current status (ceased most operations, funding constraints), and ongoing services (Policy Advocacy Network, legislative review). None of these details appear in the provided excerpt. To verify this claim, the full FAQ answers or other sections of the About page would be needed. The source is relevant but incomplete.

NoteThe source confirms CAIP is nonpartisan, focused on catastrophic AI risks, and was launched in 2023 to work with policymakers on legislative solutions. However, the source does not mention Thomas Larsen, Jason Green-Lowe, the specific June 2023 start date, the mid-2025 end date, or any cessation of operations due to funding constraints. The source appears current (copyright 2025) and presents CAIP as actively operating, which contradicts the claim about ceased operations. The specific leadership names and operational status cannot be verified from this excerpt.