ControlAI
ControlAI is a nonprofit advocacy organization that campaigns to prohibit the development of superintelligent AI, citing extinction risks. It informs the public, briefs policymakers and journalists, and organizes constituents to contact lawmakers, primarily in the US, UK, Canada, and Germany.www.controlai.com
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Oct 18, 2026
Will Artificial Intelligence Destroy Humanity?
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41:16Dave FarinaHOST
So let's all do what we can today.
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41:18Dave FarinaHOST
Take just a few seconds of your time and go to controlai.com slash takeaction to ask your lawmakers to address this issue.
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41:27Dave FarinaHOST
And as always, thanks for watching.
Discussion With Jon Perry of Stated Clearly (Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Humanity)
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56:04Dave FarinaGUEST
Control AI.
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56:05Jon PerryHOST
ControlAI.com is the, is the-
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56:07Dave FarinaGUEST
I think so.
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56:08Dave FarinaGUEST
I forget.
AI Safety: ‘Criminals don’t self regulate’ | Connor Leahy
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1:12Will GuyattHOST
If we build something smarter than us and we can't control it, what happens next? Well, our guest today has been asking that question for years, and his answer isn't comforting.
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1:22Will GuyattHOST
He co-founded EleutherAI, one of the groups that showed the world that open source language models were possible, and then he ran the AI safety lab Conjecture.
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1:30Will GuyattHOST
And now he's taken the fight to Washington.
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1:33Will GuyattHOST
He is Connor Leahy.
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1:34Will GuyattHOST
He's US director of Control AI, and he thinks the safest move for superintelligence is to not build it at all.
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1:41Will GuyattHOST
Thanks for joining us, Connor.
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1:42Will GuyattHOST
Good to see you.
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1:57Will GuyattHOST
How on earth did you get from there to th- to here?
'Artificial superintelligence likely to KILL humans' - AI insider Connor Leahy
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7:57Enda BradyHOST
Conor, you're in Washington, D.C. How much understanding of this grave threat, as you would say it is, is there in the corridors of power?
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8:07Conor LeahyGUEST
We at Control AI have been briefing politicians across the globe for over two years now.
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8:11Conor LeahyGUEST
And in the U.S. alone, we have briefed over 200 congressional offices.
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8:16Conor LeahyGUEST
And overwhelmingly, the number one reaction I get is not that people disagree with or think that it's good that this is happening.
RNZ Pacific news at 11am for 1 October 2026
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5:19Christina ParaskosHOST
but seemingly non-enforceable, series of commitments to undertake AI testing in a safe and responsible way.
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5:27Christina ParaskosHOST
U.S. Executive Director of Non-Profit Control AI, Conor Leahy, told RNZ's Morning Report that artificial intelligence poses similar risks to nuclear war and should be tightly regulated.
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5:40Christina ParaskosHOST
Mr. Leahy says there's strong support from the public and politicians in the U.S. for regulating AI.
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5:48Christina ParaskosHOST
The British Prime Minister Andy Burnham says his government believes an incident last week at an airbase in England, used by US heavy bombers, was linked to Iran.
Safeguarding AI with Connor Leahy
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4:19Steve PiersonHOST
So today we're going to dive deeper into what is really happening with an expert who has been sounding the alarm for years.
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4:26Steve PiersonHOST
Connor Leahy is the U.S. Executive Director of Control AI and a leading voice on AI.
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4:33Steve PiersonHOST
He was the founder of Aluthier AI, a community that built the first open source large language models.
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4:40Steve PiersonHOST
and the AI safety group Conjecture.
Podcast: Massive effort
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0:01Tango BotelliHOST
Welcome to AI Stopwatch.
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0:03Tango BotelliHOST
This is the Daily Digest for Sunday, September 27th, 2026.
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0:10Tango BotelliHOST
Massive Effort A Visit to Parliament Petabytes of Logs And a Conscientious Resignation By Phil Hazelden and Mitchell Howe First, let's read our guest post by Phil Hazelden.
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0:30Tango BotelliHOST
Pause AI UK's visit to Parliament.
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0:35Tango BotelliHOST
What I learned when I failed to meet my representative.
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0:40Tango BotelliHOST
Editor's note.
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0:41Tango BotelliHOST
Despite our US-heavy readership, I invited Phil to share this experience because the AI problem is a global problem and many of these UK insights apply to politics in general.
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0:52Tango BotelliHOST
Keep in mind that the visit he describes took place months before the Jacob Coxon awakening.