Latest News About Andrew Imbrie

Here’s what I can share based on current public information:

Short answer

• Andrew Imbrie is a scholar and policy expert focused on security, technology, and foreign policy. Recent publicly available bios place him as an Associate Professor of Practice and the Gracias Chair in Security and Emerging Technology at Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service, with prior roles at the Center for Security and Emerging Technology (CSET), the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, and as a speechwriter at the U.S. Department of State. For the latest, check Georgetown SFS pages or his personal/profile bios, as positions and titles can change over time.

Context and highlights

• Academic and policy roles:

  • Associate Professor of Practice and Gracias Chair in Security and Emerging Technology at Georgetown University’s Walsh School of Foreign Service (Georgetown SFS). He focuses on policy implications of AI and emerging tech in international security.[3][4]
  • Previously a Senior Fellow at CSET, with research on AI, transatlantic relations, and international security; he also advised the National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence.[4]
  • Earlier career included roles as a speechwriter for Secretary of State John Kerry and as a policy staffer on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, reflecting a blend of policy development and public diplomacy.[2][4]

• Publication and public presence:

  • Authored or co-authored works on AI policy and international security; his book Power on the Precipice discusses U.S. strategic choices in a changing world, and a follow-up with Ben Buchanan, The New Fire, addresses AI and democracy in security contexts.[3]
  • His professional and biographical pages often summarize career tracks across government, think tanks, academia, and policy writing.[1][3]

• Notable associations:

  • Affiliated with Georgetown SFS and CNAS connections, with crossovers into Carnegie Endowment and public diplomacy work through State Department staff roles.[2][4]

What I can’t confirm here

• Any events or news items after the latest bios I found (e.g., a new appointment, award, or specific news article) without consulting current sources. If you want, I can look up the very latest updates and cite them precisely.

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