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· Dec 8
We built a coalition of 100+ UK lawmakers who are taking a stance against the extinction risk from superintelligent AI and back regulating the most powerful AIs!
From the former AI Minister to the former Defence Secretary, cross-party support is crystal clear.
Time to act!
From the former AI Minister to the former Defence Secretary, cross-party support is crystal clear.
Time to act!
It's remarkable how many governments across the world are acting to respond to the Grok deepfakes scandal.
But this was a foreseeable problem, deepfakes have been an issue for years.
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But this was a foreseeable problem, deepfakes have been an issue for years.
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January 25, 2026 at 5:39 PM
It's remarkable how many governments across the world are acting to respond to the Grok deepfakes scandal.
But this was a foreseeable problem, deepfakes have been an issue for years.
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But this was a foreseeable problem, deepfakes have been an issue for years.
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Dario Amodei, CEO of top AI company Anthropic, says he's worried about the risk of AI causing human extinction.
January 25, 2026 at 11:28 AM
Dario Amodei, CEO of top AI company Anthropic, says he's worried about the risk of AI causing human extinction.
Google DeepMind CEO and Nobel Prize winner Demis Hassabis says there's a 50% chance that AI will exibit all the cognitive capabilities that humans have by 2030.
In 2023, Hassabis and countless other experts stated that AI could cause human extinction.
In 2023, Hassabis and countless other experts stated that AI could cause human extinction.
January 24, 2026 at 5:18 PM
Google DeepMind CEO and Nobel Prize winner Demis Hassabis says there's a 50% chance that AI will exibit all the cognitive capabilities that humans have by 2030.
In 2023, Hassabis and countless other experts stated that AI could cause human extinction.
In 2023, Hassabis and countless other experts stated that AI could cause human extinction.
"I think this moment will come in the 2020s."
Dario Amodei, the CEO of Anthropic, one of the top AI companies, predicts AIs smarter than humans at almost anything will arrive this decade.
Amodei recently said he thought there's a 25% chance this all goes "really, really badly".
Dario Amodei, the CEO of Anthropic, one of the top AI companies, predicts AIs smarter than humans at almost anything will arrive this decade.
Amodei recently said he thought there's a 25% chance this all goes "really, really badly".
January 24, 2026 at 11:12 AM
"I think this moment will come in the 2020s."
Dario Amodei, the CEO of Anthropic, one of the top AI companies, predicts AIs smarter than humans at almost anything will arrive this decade.
Amodei recently said he thought there's a 25% chance this all goes "really, really badly".
Dario Amodei, the CEO of Anthropic, one of the top AI companies, predicts AIs smarter than humans at almost anything will arrive this decade.
Amodei recently said he thought there's a 25% chance this all goes "really, really badly".
108 UK politicians now support us!
The Lord Bishop of Hereford just backed our campaign for binding regulation on the most powerful AIs - our fourth new supporter this week!
This is the first time such a coalition has recognised the risk of extinction posed by superintelligent AI.
The Lord Bishop of Hereford just backed our campaign for binding regulation on the most powerful AIs - our fourth new supporter this week!
This is the first time such a coalition has recognised the risk of extinction posed by superintelligent AI.
January 23, 2026 at 2:43 PM
108 UK politicians now support us!
The Lord Bishop of Hereford just backed our campaign for binding regulation on the most powerful AIs - our fourth new supporter this week!
This is the first time such a coalition has recognised the risk of extinction posed by superintelligent AI.
The Lord Bishop of Hereford just backed our campaign for binding regulation on the most powerful AIs - our fourth new supporter this week!
This is the first time such a coalition has recognised the risk of extinction posed by superintelligent AI.
Former SDLP leader Baroness Ritchie asks when the government will provide a timetable for legislation on AGI and superintelligence, which experts warn could lead to human extinction.
January 23, 2026 at 12:40 PM
Former SDLP leader Baroness Ritchie asks when the government will provide a timetable for legislation on AGI and superintelligence, which experts warn could lead to human extinction.
ControlAI's CEO Andrea Miotti on Sky News: Government should regulate the development of the most powerful AI systems.
Focusing only on their use leaves you playing whack-a-mole with thousands of users.
Focusing only on their use leaves you playing whack-a-mole with thousands of users.
January 23, 2026 at 10:34 AM
ControlAI's CEO Andrea Miotti on Sky News: Government should regulate the development of the most powerful AI systems.
Focusing only on their use leaves you playing whack-a-mole with thousands of users.
Focusing only on their use leaves you playing whack-a-mole with thousands of users.
Grok has governments playing catch-up on AI.
The scandal is a symptom of a deeper problem: AI developers can't really keep their AIs under control.
As AIs grow ever more powerful, we need a proactive approach to regulation.
Check out our latest article!
The scandal is a symptom of a deeper problem: AI developers can't really keep their AIs under control.
As AIs grow ever more powerful, we need a proactive approach to regulation.
Check out our latest article!
Grok Shows Governments Are Playing Catch-Up on AI
What the Grok deepfakes scandal reveals about government preparedness for AI, and what should be done to fix it.
controlai.news
January 22, 2026 at 7:23 PM
Grok has governments playing catch-up on AI.
The scandal is a symptom of a deeper problem: AI developers can't really keep their AIs under control.
As AIs grow ever more powerful, we need a proactive approach to regulation.
Check out our latest article!
The scandal is a symptom of a deeper problem: AI developers can't really keep their AIs under control.
As AIs grow ever more powerful, we need a proactive approach to regulation.
Check out our latest article!
The Korea Herald: South Korea's AI Act comes into force on Thursday, the first country to put safety requirements on frontier AI systems.
January 21, 2026 at 8:54 PM
The Korea Herald: South Korea's AI Act comes into force on Thursday, the first country to put safety requirements on frontier AI systems.
Another MP has just backed our campaign!
Navendu Mishra MP is the 107th UK politician to support our call for binding regulation on the most powerful AIs, recognising the risk of extinction posed by superintelligent AI.
Let's keep growing this!
Navendu Mishra MP is the 107th UK politician to support our call for binding regulation on the most powerful AIs, recognising the risk of extinction posed by superintelligent AI.
Let's keep growing this!
January 21, 2026 at 5:31 PM
Another MP has just backed our campaign!
Navendu Mishra MP is the 107th UK politician to support our call for binding regulation on the most powerful AIs, recognising the risk of extinction posed by superintelligent AI.
Let's keep growing this!
Navendu Mishra MP is the 107th UK politician to support our call for binding regulation on the most powerful AIs, recognising the risk of extinction posed by superintelligent AI.
Let's keep growing this!
ControlAI's CEO Andrea Miotti on Sky News: Governments have dealt with large risks before. They can do it again with AI.
The UK can lead the way, as it did in organising the first AI Safety Summit and establishing the first AI Security Institute.
The UK can lead the way, as it did in organising the first AI Safety Summit and establishing the first AI Security Institute.
January 21, 2026 at 3:48 PM
ControlAI's CEO Andrea Miotti on Sky News: Governments have dealt with large risks before. They can do it again with AI.
The UK can lead the way, as it did in organising the first AI Safety Summit and establishing the first AI Security Institute.
The UK can lead the way, as it did in organising the first AI Safety Summit and establishing the first AI Security Institute.
ControlAI's founder and CEO Andrea Miotti (@andreamiotti.bsky.social) on Sky News: The Grok deepfakes scandal is a symptom of a deeper problem. AI developers don't really know how their AIs work internally, or how to keep them under control.
January 21, 2026 at 12:36 PM
ControlAI's founder and CEO Andrea Miotti (@andreamiotti.bsky.social) on Sky News: The Grok deepfakes scandal is a symptom of a deeper problem. AI developers don't really know how their AIs work internally, or how to keep them under control.
Reposted by ControlAI
Great to be on @news.sky.com discussing the Grok deepfakes scandal and broader AI problems.
Developers don't really understand how these AIs work internally or how to keep them under control.
As companies keep racing to superintelligence, the threat is only growing.
news.sky.com/video/grok-t...
Developers don't really understand how these AIs work internally or how to keep them under control.
As companies keep racing to superintelligence, the threat is only growing.
news.sky.com/video/grok-t...
January 21, 2026 at 11:48 AM
Great to be on @news.sky.com discussing the Grok deepfakes scandal and broader AI problems.
Developers don't really understand how these AIs work internally or how to keep them under control.
As companies keep racing to superintelligence, the threat is only growing.
news.sky.com/video/grok-t...
Developers don't really understand how these AIs work internally or how to keep them under control.
As companies keep racing to superintelligence, the threat is only growing.
news.sky.com/video/grok-t...
AI godfather and Turing Award winner Yoshua Bengio: We're seeing very concerning signs that the most advanced AIs don't want to be shut down.
Bengio says countries could agree red lines on AI to address risks like the possibility of losing control of a rogue AI.
Bengio says countries could agree red lines on AI to address risks like the possibility of losing control of a rogue AI.
January 20, 2026 at 6:34 PM
AI godfather and Turing Award winner Yoshua Bengio: We're seeing very concerning signs that the most advanced AIs don't want to be shut down.
Bengio says countries could agree red lines on AI to address risks like the possibility of losing control of a rogue AI.
Bengio says countries could agree red lines on AI to address risks like the possibility of losing control of a rogue AI.
We just got a new supporter!
Michael Wheeler MP just backed our campaign, joining over 100 UK politicians in calling for binding regulation on the most powerful AIs!
This is the first time such a coalition has acknowledged the extinction threat posed by superintelligent AI.
Michael Wheeler MP just backed our campaign, joining over 100 UK politicians in calling for binding regulation on the most powerful AIs!
This is the first time such a coalition has acknowledged the extinction threat posed by superintelligent AI.
January 20, 2026 at 11:32 AM
We just got a new supporter!
Michael Wheeler MP just backed our campaign, joining over 100 UK politicians in calling for binding regulation on the most powerful AIs!
This is the first time such a coalition has acknowledged the extinction threat posed by superintelligent AI.
Michael Wheeler MP just backed our campaign, joining over 100 UK politicians in calling for binding regulation on the most powerful AIs!
This is the first time such a coalition has acknowledged the extinction threat posed by superintelligent AI.
Mark Isherwood MS, Chair of the Senedd Public Accounts Committee, just backed our campaign!
100+ UK politicians now support us, calling for binding regulation on the most powerful AIs and acknowledging the extinction risk posed by superintelligent AI.
100+ UK politicians now support us, calling for binding regulation on the most powerful AIs and acknowledging the extinction risk posed by superintelligent AI.
January 19, 2026 at 5:13 PM
Mark Isherwood MS, Chair of the Senedd Public Accounts Committee, just backed our campaign!
100+ UK politicians now support us, calling for binding regulation on the most powerful AIs and acknowledging the extinction risk posed by superintelligent AI.
100+ UK politicians now support us, calling for binding regulation on the most powerful AIs and acknowledging the extinction risk posed by superintelligent AI.
Did you know there's a team working right now to prevent the worst risks of AI?
With just a few minutes per week, you can make a difference by joining Microcommit.
Every week, we suggest a few quick things you can do to help tackle the problem!
Join us!
https://microcommit.io
With just a few minutes per week, you can make a difference by joining Microcommit.
Every week, we suggest a few quick things you can do to help tackle the problem!
Join us!
https://microcommit.io
January 18, 2026 at 6:47 PM
Did you know there's a team working right now to prevent the worst risks of AI?
With just a few minutes per week, you can make a difference by joining Microcommit.
Every week, we suggest a few quick things you can do to help tackle the problem!
Join us!
https://microcommit.io
With just a few minutes per week, you can make a difference by joining Microcommit.
Every week, we suggest a few quick things you can do to help tackle the problem!
Join us!
https://microcommit.io
Legendary investor Warren Buffett says he's worried about AI.
"Even the people that are smartest about it say they don't know where it's going."
"Even the people that are smartest about it say they don't know where it's going."
January 17, 2026 at 10:42 AM
Legendary investor Warren Buffett says he's worried about AI.
"Even the people that are smartest about it say they don't know where it's going."
"Even the people that are smartest about it say they don't know where it's going."
NEW: ControlAI's CEO Andrea Miotti on BBC Radio!
Andrea explains how the process of developing modern AIs is more like growing an organism than building something. AI developers don't really understand how the AIs they're developing work, or how to control them.
Andrea explains how the process of developing modern AIs is more like growing an organism than building something. AI developers don't really understand how the AIs they're developing work, or how to control them.
January 16, 2026 at 5:07 PM
NEW: ControlAI's CEO Andrea Miotti on BBC Radio!
Andrea explains how the process of developing modern AIs is more like growing an organism than building something. AI developers don't really understand how the AIs they're developing work, or how to control them.
Andrea explains how the process of developing modern AIs is more like growing an organism than building something. AI developers don't really understand how the AIs they're developing work, or how to control them.
NEW: Warren Buffett warns that the risks of rapid AI development resemble the development of nuclear weapons.
In a recent interview, Buffett characterized AI developers' lack of understanding about where AI is headed as dangerous.
In a recent interview, Buffett characterized AI developers' lack of understanding about where AI is headed as dangerous.
January 16, 2026 at 12:21 PM
NEW: Warren Buffett warns that the risks of rapid AI development resemble the development of nuclear weapons.
In a recent interview, Buffett characterized AI developers' lack of understanding about where AI is headed as dangerous.
In a recent interview, Buffett characterized AI developers' lack of understanding about where AI is headed as dangerous.
Where will AI go in 2026?
We collected predictions by experts and AI developers on what might happen next.
There's a range of views on when certain thresholds will be crossed, but it is clear that AIs are improving rapidly.
We collected predictions by experts and AI developers on what might happen next.
There's a range of views on when certain thresholds will be crossed, but it is clear that AIs are improving rapidly.
AI in 2026: What Comes Next
What experts and AI developers are saying about the future.
controlai.news
January 15, 2026 at 7:25 PM
Where will AI go in 2026?
We collected predictions by experts and AI developers on what might happen next.
There's a range of views on when certain thresholds will be crossed, but it is clear that AIs are improving rapidly.
We collected predictions by experts and AI developers on what might happen next.
There's a range of views on when certain thresholds will be crossed, but it is clear that AIs are improving rapidly.
NEW: Abtisam Mohamed MP has backed our campaign!
104 UK politicians now support our campaign, calling for binding regulation on the most powerful AIs and recognising the extinction risk posed by superintelligent AI.
Support is growing by the day!
104 UK politicians now support our campaign, calling for binding regulation on the most powerful AIs and recognising the extinction risk posed by superintelligent AI.
Support is growing by the day!
January 15, 2026 at 3:00 PM
NEW: Abtisam Mohamed MP has backed our campaign!
104 UK politicians now support our campaign, calling for binding regulation on the most powerful AIs and recognising the extinction risk posed by superintelligent AI.
Support is growing by the day!
104 UK politicians now support our campaign, calling for binding regulation on the most powerful AIs and recognising the extinction risk posed by superintelligent AI.
Support is growing by the day!
"It seems quite likely that if AI does take over from people, there's no coming back."
— AI godfather Geoffrey Hinton
Hinton says AIs taking over could lead to human extinction. Instead of viewing us as pets, as he says Elon Musk hopes for, they might view us as cockroaches.
— AI godfather Geoffrey Hinton
Hinton says AIs taking over could lead to human extinction. Instead of viewing us as pets, as he says Elon Musk hopes for, they might view us as cockroaches.
January 15, 2026 at 11:06 AM
"It seems quite likely that if AI does take over from people, there's no coming back."
— AI godfather Geoffrey Hinton
Hinton says AIs taking over could lead to human extinction. Instead of viewing us as pets, as he says Elon Musk hopes for, they might view us as cockroaches.
— AI godfather Geoffrey Hinton
Hinton says AIs taking over could lead to human extinction. Instead of viewing us as pets, as he says Elon Musk hopes for, they might view us as cockroaches.
We just got a new supporter!
Former Energy and Transport Secretary Lord Howell backs our campaign for binding regulation on the most powerful AIs.
100+ UK politicians now acknowledge the risk of extinction posed by superintelligent AI.
Former Energy and Transport Secretary Lord Howell backs our campaign for binding regulation on the most powerful AIs.
100+ UK politicians now acknowledge the risk of extinction posed by superintelligent AI.
January 14, 2026 at 7:13 PM
We just got a new supporter!
Former Energy and Transport Secretary Lord Howell backs our campaign for binding regulation on the most powerful AIs.
100+ UK politicians now acknowledge the risk of extinction posed by superintelligent AI.
Former Energy and Transport Secretary Lord Howell backs our campaign for binding regulation on the most powerful AIs.
100+ UK politicians now acknowledge the risk of extinction posed by superintelligent AI.
AI godfather Geoffrey Hinton says there's a 10 to 20% chance that AIs take over from humans.
In recent months, Hinton and other leading experts have been warning that superintelligent AI could lead to human extinction, calling for a ban on its development.
In recent months, Hinton and other leading experts have been warning that superintelligent AI could lead to human extinction, calling for a ban on its development.
January 14, 2026 at 2:45 PM
AI godfather Geoffrey Hinton says there's a 10 to 20% chance that AIs take over from humans.
In recent months, Hinton and other leading experts have been warning that superintelligent AI could lead to human extinction, calling for a ban on its development.
In recent months, Hinton and other leading experts have been warning that superintelligent AI could lead to human extinction, calling for a ban on its development.