This week our campaign for binding regulation on the most powerful AIs reached a historic milestone: Over 100 UK politicians have backed us! This is the first time such a coalition has recognised the extinction risk posed by AI. Read more about it here! https://t.co/OkEpkbe53T

I’m pleased to support @ai_ctrl’s campaign calling for binding guardrails on advanced AI, including superintelligence. This cross-party campaign now has 100+ parliamentary supporters, showing the broad support for action on AI. https://t.co/hXrfmdzWfw

Elon Musk says he has nightmares about AI and would slow it down if he could.

Fantastic to see an MP so thoughtfully writing about existential risk from artificial superintelligence and what the UK needs to do to stop it. Thank you @alexsobel for writing this piece and for supporting @ControlAI's campaign

Tristan Harris says because we don't know how to develop controllable AI, AI companies should stop racing each other to build ever more powerful systems. But what about China, can we coordinate? We've done it before. Harris points to the example of the ozone hole as one where

@JonathanCamrose @johnmcdonnellMP @NeilForPoole Thank you to all our supporters! You can see our full list of supporters at: https://t.co/glgIquRuB3 Or read about our campaign in The Guardian: https://t.co/JuMBG08ADi Or in our newsletter! https://t.co/OkEpkbe53T

@JonathanCamrose @johnmcdonnellMP "We mustn’t find ourselves sleepwalking into an AI nightmare, where we no longer have control over the new technology and how it is used. AI has to be our servant so that it can benefit society, not undermine it." — Neil Duncan-Jordan MP (@NeilForPoole)

@JonathanCamrose @johnmcdonnellMP "AI has the potential to transform our society for the better, but we cannot be blind to the risks posed by advanced AI systems. It is crucial to bring forth robust regulation to prevent the risk of losing control over the technology. Because AI does not respect international

@JonathanCamrose @johnmcdonnellMP "AI can bring and is bringing major benefits. But our society is slowly waking up to very significant risks to mental health, resilience and the environment as well as the existential risk to humanity from an unregulated sector. The government has dragged its feet on this for too

@JonathanCamrose "Society is waking up to the threats and dangers stemming from the unregulated development of AI. This campaign aims to ensure that we do not sleepwalk into a world where the lost control of AI causes immense harm." — John McDonnell MP (@johnmcdonnellMP)

@JonathanCamrose "The need for regulation in AI is critical. The speed of development and the unintended consequences of allowing superintelligence to emerge with the potential to deem humanity functionally obsolete with no regard to human rights or agency create a real potential existential

@JonathanCamrose "As elected representatives, we have a duty to establish safeguards against technologies that could pose serious risks to public wellbeing and safety. Waiting to see what these systems might be capable of is not an option because, by then, it could be too little, too late." — Ben

@JonathanCamrose "Superintelligent AI, surpassing humans in nearly every domain, would be the most perilous technological development since we gained the ability to wage nuclear war - and an inescapable matter of national security. No nation can shield itself from such risks in isolation; only

@JonathanCamrose "Superintelligent AI is far more powerful than any of us truly understands. Even the main architects of this brave new world acknowledge we are experimenting with something that has the capacity to overwhelm us. But even while very significant and senior figures in AI are blowing

"International frontier AI safety has not gone on in leaps and bounds as we had hoped ... The risks, now, are very serious and we need to be constantly on our guard." — The Viscount Camrose (@JonathanCamrose), the UK's first AI minister

Over 100 UK lawmakers have backed our campaign for binding regulation on the most powerful AIs. Here's what some of our supporters had to say in support of the campaign: Thread 🧵

@LordPhilofBrum See our full list of supporters here: https://t.co/glgIquRuB3

Lord Hunt of Kings Heath (@LordPhilofBrum) supports our campaign for binding regulation on the most powerful AI systems! “AI has the potential to transform our society for the better, but we cannot be blind to the risks posed by advanced AI systems. It is crucial to bring forth

Spotted "If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies" recommended by The Guardian as one of its books of the year in its Saturday edition! We also recommend reading it! It's important that everyone is informed about the danger of superintelligent AI.

Lord Goldsmith (@ZacGoldsmith) backs our campaign! “Superintelligent AI is far more powerful than any of us truly understands. Even the main architects of this brave new world acknowledge we are experimenting with something that has the capacity to overwhelm us. But even while

"The risks, now, are very serious and we need to be constantly on our guard" The UK's first AI minister, Jonathan Berry, writing in support of our campaign, says we need binding AI regulations to prevent the extinction risk AI poses to humanity.