Yale University
Harvard University
Andrew B. HallMember of Technical Staff, Rule of Law · AnthropicResearcher↗Both at Anthropic
Executive · Academic · Policy
Mariano-Florentino (Tino) Cuéllar
AnthropicChief Global Affairs Officer
Stanford UniversityCameron Schrier Family Professor of Law (on leave)
🇺🇸 AmericanBorn 1972–
Cuéllar is a legal scholar and public-policy leader whose career bridges AI governance, international affairs, academia, and the judiciary. He was the first Mexican immigrant to serve on California's Supreme Court and later led the Carnegie Endowment, bringing institutional and national-security experience to technology policy.
Career & education
Current rolesAnthropicAug 2026-presentChief Global Affairs OfficerStanford UniversityJul 2026-presentCameron Schrier Family Professor of Law (on leave)
AnthropicAug 2026-presentStanford UniversityJul 2026-presentPreviously
Carnegie Endowment for International PeaceNov 2021-Jul 2026PresidentStanford University2001-2015Professor of Law and Professor of Political Science (by courtesy)
Carnegie Endowment for International PeaceNov 2021-Jul 2026Supreme Court of CaliforniaJan 2015-Oct 2021
Associate JusticeStanford University2001-2015Work and education history is primarily focused on AI-relevant roles and may not be comprehensive.
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