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Michaël Trazzi

Founder, Stop the AI Race

Michaël Trazzi is the founder of the Stop the AI Race movement. He organizes protests outside AI labs — including a 2026 march from OpenAI to Anthropic to San Francisco City Hall — and calls on AI company employees to quit their jobs over the risks of the technology they are building.

XStop the AI Race
#AI#AI-safety#protest#existential-risk

Key arguments & positions

  • Argues AI companies are risking lives to push a technology they cannot control, and calls on their employees to quit.

Accomplishments

  • Founded the Stop the AI Race movement.
  • Organized a 2026 protest march from OpenAI to Anthropic to San Francisco City Hall.

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