From the halls of government to our
communities.

Although we're just getting started, our members are getting into the rooms that matter — legislative offices, classrooms, community halls. The results are promising, and they keep us going.

By the Numbers

Hundreds

Lawmakers contacted

Across multiple countries

Dozens

In-person meetings

With elected officials and staff

10+

Community events

Presentations & workshops

4,000+

MicroCommit users

20,000+ actions taken

120,000

Messages sent

To lawmakers with ControlAI

Four Fronts of Work

Four areas. One coordinated response.

We work across four areas to combat existential risk from AI. Each works differently, but they reinforce each other.

01 DIP 02 Movement 03 Infrastructure 04 Communication

01

educating

Direct Institutional Plan

Politicians, journalists, and civil servants shape AI policy. Our Direct Institutional Plan (DIP) is a repeatable method for citizens to brief them directly — book the meeting, make the case, follow up — and it works in any democratic system of government.

What we've done

Hundreds of lawmakers contacted across multiple countries
Dozens of in-person meetings with elected officials and staff
10+ community presentations and events

What we're building

Structured DIP training program for new advocates
Resources to help citizens engage effectively with their representatives

02

helping

Build a Movement

Lasting change requires organized communities. We establish and support local groups so advocacy can happen everywhere.

What we've built

What we're building

Supporting coordination for other organizations via organization-level MicroCommit
Massachusetts network with seven lawmaker offices

03

creating

Infrastructure and Technology

We build tools that make it easier for people to take action on AI safety. MicroCommit delivers small, doable advocacy tasks — share a clip, write to a representative — straight to your feed.

What we've built