Making AI Safe

AI is transforming our world. We must choose how.

We are in the midst of an AI explosion. Systems that can match human intelligence being deployed by global corporations. It’s amazing.

Corporate interests are stalling regulatory progress.

Even as governments attempt to act, industry pushback is slowing necessary safeguards. Safety must take precedence over corporate influence.

We require urgent legislative oversight.

We can build a future where AI protects personal autonomy rather than centralising power within a few private entities. We must ensure technology serves the public interest, not just corporate dominance.

A Proven Path to AI Safety.

We don’t need to reinvent the wheel. Effective AI governance can be built on established models used for other transformative technologies.

By setting enforceable safety standards, lawmakers can protect the public while fostering long-term innovation. With strong oversight institutions, we can ensure both Big Tech and governments remain accountable.

Brainrot: The Cognitive Cost.

While industry leaders market AI as an “efficiency tool,” neurological research reveals a darker reality: cognitive atrophy.

Over-reliance on generative models is driving a brainrot epidemic.
We are witnessing a systemic decline in human brain engagement that erodes mental sovereignty and critical thought.

Balancing Innovation with Public Safety.

We can harness AI’s potential without compromising our security. Without clear guardrails, advanced AI risks concentrating power in the hands of a few corporations or governments, leaving the public vulnerable.

However, by prioritising safe, controllable, and purpose-built systems, we can solve critical global challenges and empower people everywhere.

Accountability and the Automated Kill Chain.

Delegating lethal decisions to a “black box” is not innovation.
Innovation without responsibility is evasion.

Creators, distributors, and shadow networks are profiting from the transition to automated warfare. There is an urgent legal necessity to bring them into the light.