MIRI's Don't Build It March Tops 1,000 Pledges, Targets 100,000 Before Happening
DavidSKrueger · x · 2026-09-29
MIRI Berkeley's 'Don't Build It' march only proceeds if it reaches 100,000 pledges — and over 1,000 people have now signed on, with numbers steadily climbing despite minimal promotion. AI safety researchers including Harlan and David Krueger are amplifying it, saying the six-figure march could actually happen.
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