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Registry 01 · Researcher
Dr. A. Vandermeer
Seventy-five years of patient work, and a door held open for you.
Continuous evaluation regimes for frontier systems.
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Research lineage
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Senior Fellow · AI Governance
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Dr. A. Vandermeer is a researcher in Futurecraft's RAND Network, the world's most trusted intellectual access layer, anchored in 75 years of RAND policy methodology and continuously verified against primary sources (last verified 2026-06-05).
Senior Fellow at the RAND Corporation working at the intersection of AI governance, long-horizon risk, and institutional design. Previously advised G7 policy offices on continuous-evaluation regimes for adaptive systems.
Their work spans 1 research domain on Futurecraft, Artificial Intelligence, and connects to live Question Networks, Strategic Salons, and Research-to-Reality opportunities organized around those domains.
Biography
Senior Fellow at the RAND Corporation working at the intersection of AI governance, long-horizon risk, and institutional design. Previously advised G7 policy offices on continuous-evaluation regimes for adaptive systems.
Research Domains
Key Work
- , RAND Working Paper · Continuous Evaluation Regimes for Frontier AI
- , Forthcoming book chapter · Institutions for Adaptive Systems
- , Quarterly classified briefings to two G7 policy offices
Suggested Collaboration Questions
- What institutional forms can hold accountability for systems whose behavior exceeds their designers' comprehension?
- Which audit regimes from medicine, aviation, and finance generalize to continuously-adapting systems, and where do they collapse?
- What is the role of public participation in technical adjudication?
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