"Day After" AGI Games

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The Center for the Geopolitics of AGI has run hundreds of immersive simulations to prepare policymakers, industry leaders, academics, and international partners for global disruption driven by advanced AI. By simulating plausible crises and decision points, the games offer portable, time-efficient tools to anticipate risks, test strategies, and inform responsive policies that safeguard global security and advance societal progress. These games empower stakeholders to refine their crisis-response decisionmaking and advance readiness for a rapidly changing post-AGI world.

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Apr 13, 2026

Infinite Potential—Insights from the Business and Civil Society Scenario: After-Action Report from a Sequence of Day After Artificial General Intelligence Exercises

This report describes a series of exercises run with the Business and Civil Society scenario on the Infinite Potential platform. Players took on roles as business and civil society leaders and tackled challenges arising from artificial intelligence.

Richard S. Girven, Beba Cibralic, Gregory Smith
Apr 6, 2026

Infinite Potential—Insights from the Viral Uplift Scenario: After-Action Report from a Sequence of Day After Artificial General Intelligence Exercises

In this after-action report, the authors describe a series of exercises centered on the misuse of artificial intelligence models to generate novel biological threats and intended to elicit policy options that could help reduce the risks and impact.

Anton Shenk, Matt Chessen, Barbara Del Castello, Gregory Smith, Richard S. Girven
Mar 9, 2026

Infinite Potential—Insights from the Cyber Surprise Scenario: Post-Series Scenario Report from a Sequence of Day After Artificial General Intelligence Exercises

This report summarizes the results of six runs of Day After AGI games using the Cyber Surprise scenario, where players confronted the sudden deployment of a powerful cyber-artificial intelligence capability by the People’s Republic of China and the implications for the United States.

Gregory Smith, George Hage, Chad Heitzenrater, Matt Chessen, Richard S. Girven
Oct 22, 2025

Infinite Potential—Insights from the Robot Insurgency Scenario: After-Action Report from a Sequence of Day After Artificial General Intelligence Exercises

This report summarizes the results of four runs of the Robot Insurgency scenario, an exercise conducted to understand how the United States should respond to and prepare for potential artificial intelligence developments.

Gregory Smith, Benjamin Boudreaux, Michael J. D. Vermeer, Joel B. Predd
Oct 14, 2025

Infinite Potential—Insights from the Two Moonshots Scenario: After-Action Report from a Sequence of Day After Artificial General Intelligence Exercises

To understand how the United States should prepare for national security risks from artificial intelligence, the RAND Geopolitics of AGI Initiative is conducting Day After AGI exercises. This report summarizes six runs of the Two Moonshots scenario.

Joel B. Predd, Matt Chessen, Gregory Smith

"Day After" AGI Games

Featured Research

Infinite Potential—Insights from the Business and Civil Society Scenario: After-Action Report from a Sequence of Day After Artificial General Intelligence Exercises

Infinite Potential—Insights from the Viral Uplift Scenario: After-Action Report from a Sequence of Day After Artificial General Intelligence Exercises

Infinite Potential—Insights from the Cyber Surprise Scenario: Post-Series Scenario Report from a Sequence of Day After Artificial General Intelligence Exercises

Infinite Potential—Insights from the Robot Insurgency Scenario: After-Action Report from a Sequence of Day After Artificial General Intelligence Exercises

Infinite Potential—Insights from the Two Moonshots Scenario: After-Action Report from a Sequence of Day After Artificial General Intelligence Exercises

Infinite Potential—Insights from the Business and Civil Society Scenario: After-Action Report from a Sequence of Day After Artificial General Intelligence Exercises