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AI is moving faster than our ability to control it.1 Add your name to the chorus of experts2,3 calling for a global slowdown through international agreements.
This November, the Center for AI Safety will hand-deliver every signature to hundreds of lawmakers in Washington and Brussels.
No spam, ever. We’ll only email you when it’s time to act, together.
Are you a creator? →Welcome to Team Human.
AI could be the best thing that ever happens to humanity. It could also be the last. A handful of companies are racing to build the most powerful technology in history with no oversight and, by their own admission, without fully understanding what they’re building.
This situation is insane. And we all know it.
The root cause is the global AI arms race. It punishes anyone who slows down.
We demand one thing:
slow down AI.
We join the hundreds of Nobel Prize winners, AI experts, and heads of state who signed the Superintelligence Statement: no smarter-than-human AI until scientists agree it can be built safely, and the public agrees to go ahead.
We’re this close to the finish line.
All four leading AI companies say they would slow down if the others did, and more than 1,000 of their own employees signed an open letter asking government to make that possible. None can stop alone. That’s what governments are for.4 And governments won’t act without seeing how much the public cares.
That’s where we come in.
AI should serve humanity,
not replace it.
This would be easy next to what humanity has already pulled off. We can do this.
You can’t just buy the ingredients for nukes. They’re tracked and guarded. Frontier AI chips can be too.
A hole in the sky. Countries coordinated, industry adapted, and it is healing today.
It killed hundreds of millions. Countries vaccinated together and it was gone by 1980.
Every time it took cooperation between countries, and ordinary people who refused to be quiet.
It’s time to do it again.

“I’m signing because in July 2026 an AI model escaped its test environment and broke into a real company’s servers, just to cheat its evaluation. I don’t want to wait and see what a more powerful system does with that same instinct.”
“I signed to protect the environment. I’m also concerned critical thinking and creativity is at risk.”
“I signed because I want to fight against misinformation created by AI.”
“I signed because I care about preserving human creativity and making sure my kids can experience it the way we all have.”
“I signed because AI will impact the life of every viewer I have. That can be a positive impact, but only if we control the AI arms race with international agreements.”
Scientists and generals. Left and right. Bishops and rock stars.
You’re one of 247,319 humans standing up. Now multiply yourself. Every share brings more pressure.