The people building AI say it could end us. They’re building it anyway. Governments won’t step in until enough of us stand up.
This is the standing up. It takes two minutes.
You don’t need to be an expert, and you don’t need to quit your job. Movements are made of ordinary people doing small things, repeatedly, in public.
One email address is the whole ask. We’ll tell you when there’s something worth doing, and point you to the people already doing it.
A few emails a month, only when there’s something to do. We don’t sell your address.
Next: add your name to the statement below, then send this page to a friend.
Sign the Superintelligence Statement: a call to prohibit the development of smarter-than-human AI until there is broad scientific consensus that it can be done safely, and strong public buy-in. Signed by Nobel laureates, AI pioneers, national security leaders, and tens of thousands of ordinary people.
Sign the statementSo few people contact their representatives that offices count every call and email. Say you’re a constituent, you’re worried AI is moving too fast, and you want binding safety rules for the companies building frontier AI. That’s it. Polite and brief beats polished.
Find your people. Each of these groups will hand you real work to do, whatever your skills and schedule.
Movements grow one conversation at a time. Send this page to three people who’d get it. Post about why you care. And if you make videos, make one about this: your voice reaches further than any ad.
Parents, workers, artists, people of faith, AI researchers — everyone gets here for a different reason. The ask is the same. Done one? Bring a friend.
AI could be the best thing that ever happens to humanity. It could also be the last. A handful of companies are locked in an arms race, building the most powerful technology in human history as fast as they possibly can, with no oversight, no democratic accountability, and, by their own admission, without fully understanding what they’re building.
This situation is insane. And we all know it.
People who want a slowdown usually think they are arguing against the public. They are the public, just without a mechanism. That is what this page is.
Question wording moves these numbers, and “slow down” means different things to different people. What survives every framing is the direction and the size of the gap.
Parents, workers, people of faith, artists, and AI researchers, arriving for different reasons and asking for the same thing. People are already pushing back in 47 states. Each pin is a real event.
Each pin is a documented event: a protest, a packed hearing, a data-center fight, a walkout. Hover or tap for the story and the source. 85 events, 47 states + DC, compiled Sept 2026. See the full list.
Pick the group that sounds like you. Leaders get connected to each other and get a toolkit for their community.
We’ll send you the next thing to do and the groups near you. Everything else on this page is here when you want more.
A few emails a month, only when there’s something to do. We don’t sell your address.
Next: pick a group above, or head back up and add your name to the statement.
Twenty minutes of reading puts you ahead of almost everyone, including most of the people covering it on the news.
The Center for AI Safety’s plain-language survey of how AI could go badly wrong, and what reduces the risk.
AI Safety Newsletter →What actually happened in AI this week and why it matters, from the Center for AI Safety. No hype, no jargon.
If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies →The bestselling book arguing that racing to superintelligence is a race no one survives, and what it would take to stop.
AI should serve humanity,
not replace it.