Activist heads to DC to push for a ban on superintelligence and recursive self-improvement
erikphoel · x · 2026-09-14
A poster urging urgent action says "we have very little time now" and announces they will be in Washington, DC advocating for a ban on superintelligence and recursive self-improvement, arguing the future must stay in human hands, and calling on fellow attendees to get in touch.
It's a fresh example of growing grassroots safety advocacy targeting frontier AI development pace.
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