CSET (Center for Security and Emerging Technology)
Georgetown University-based policy research center. The wiki’s primary citation source for AI export controls, jurisdictional adversaries, and the regulatory leverage threat class (Agentic AI Threat Classes 2026 §Class 5).
Notable outputs
- Recommendations on Export Controls for Artificial Intelligence (cset.georgetown.edu/publication/recommendations-on-export-controls-for-artificial-intelligence) — framework for AI export controls; the analytic basis enterprises rely on when reasoning about BIS designations.
- For Export Controls on AI, Don’t Forget the “Catch-All” Basics (cset.georgetown.edu/article/dont-forget-the-catch-all-basics-ai-export-controls) — covers BIS catch-all controls applicable to AI.
Relevance to this corpus
CSET’s work is the most analytically rigorous policy research available on the boundary between AI governance and the export-control regime. For enterprise architects, it is the primary source for understanding why a vendor like DeepSeek can become unusable mid-deployment under IEEPA designation, and why jurisdiction-tagging in the AI-BOM is now a required CMM L3+ practice.
See Also
- Agentic AI Threat Classes — 2026 Expansion §Class 5 — primary citation
- EU AI Act — extraterritorial regulatory regime