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A grassroots AI safety campaign aimed at the general public, calling for stronger guardrails on advanced AI.
Why I recommend it: An advocacy group with a clear position, not a neutral source.
Ways to get involved with Stop The AI Race, a campaign asking AI labs to stop the race to build ever-more-powerful AI: weekly meetings, a NYC protest outside OpenAI, Signal announcement and discussion groups, and a volunteer form.
Why I recommend it: This is an advocacy campaign, not a neutral source — it argues one side of the AI safety debate. Joining is free; the only thing for sale is optional merch.
A directory of grassroots efforts pushing back on large-scale AI — protests, alternatives, trackers and accountability projects, organized by the systems they target.
Why I recommend it: The single best starting point if you want to know who is organizing around AI harms, not just writing about them.
A campaign encouraging people and institutions to reduce their dependence on a handful of large technology platforms.
Why I recommend it: Useful framing if you are trying to explain platform dependence to a non-technical audience.
