Resources for supporters
Political Action
Engaging Representatives
Your elected officials need to hear from informed constituents. Target your outreach:
Primary Contacts:
Your direct representatives (local and national)
Members of technology and science committees
Their key staff members (often more accessible and influential)
Craft your message:
Be specific about your concerns and desired actions
Reference relevant legislation or upcoming votes
Share personal stories about why AI safety matters to your community
Follow up consistently but respectfully
Petition Engagement
While signing petitions and open statements is important, amplifying them is crucial. Share them through your professional networks, explaining why you signed and encourage informed discussion.
Community Action
Community Engagement
Start conversations about AI safety:
Inspire others to learn more
Create accountability for continued engagement
Open doors for collaboration
Signal the breadth of concern about AI safety
Community Building
Join and contribute to AI safety communities:
Participate in Discord discussions
Organise local meetups
Help newcomers find their place in the movement
Organisational Outreach
Identify and engage with organisations that should be concerned about AI safety:
Professional associations
Academic institutions
Industry groups
Public interest organizations
Personal Action
Public Commitment
Making a public commitment to AI safety advocacy can:
Inspire others to learn more
Create accountability for continued engagement
Open doors for collaboration
Signal the breadth of concern about AI safety
Media Engagement
The entertainment and news industries play crucial roles in shaping public understanding of AI safety. Your voice matters:
Connect with filmmakers and content creators who have shown interest in AI-related topics. Share well-researched perspectives and specific concerns about AI development trajectories. Remember that professional creators are more likely to respond to concise, well-written communications that demonstrate knowledge of their previous work.
For journalists, become a reliable source by:
Being polite and organised
Providing factual, verifiable information
Respecting their time and deadlines
Offering unique perspectives or local angles on AI safety issues
If you are a journalist and would like to get in touch, you can do so here.
Amplify your impact online
Share quality content from reputable sources
Create original content using available tools and resources
Engage in constructive discussions
Stay Informed
Core Reading:
The Compendium - A comprehensive introduction to AI safety concerns and concepts
A Narrow Path - An in-depth analysis of potential solutions and pathways forward
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