Artificial intelligence is transforming work, education, and daily life at an extraordinary pace. Some people understand these tools well. Many others are being left behind — losing jobs, losing income, and searching for answers. This is a calm call to come together.
Join the movement →Draft Thesis v1 — July 20, 2026
AI is reshaping society at a pace that has no historical precedent. People across every demographic — workers, students, parents, professionals — are encountering changes they did not choose and do not fully understand.
Our institutions can adapt. But grassroots action is necessary too. People need to be looking after each other on all levels — in their communities, their workplaces, their families.
There is great uncertainty about what comes next. We do not claim to have all the answers. But we believe that uncertainty of this magnitude demands organized, collective response — not passivity.
Peace is an absolute priority. Whatever this movement does, it will be grounded in nonviolence, respect, and constructive dialogue.
We are non-partisan and evidence-based. We are transparent about our own use of AI. And we believe that people need to be with people during this moment — because the technology is confusing and disorienting, and human connection is not optional.
Draft Plan v1 — July 20, 2026
Collect voices
We are gathering the experiences, concerns, and ideas of anyone affected by AI's impact. Your story matters.
Build regional groups
AI's effects are local. We anticipate people gathering in their communities to support each other and coordinate action.
Convene expert panels
The technology is complex. We will bring together experts to help people understand what is happening and what the options are.
Hold conventions
When the time is right, we will gather to formally adopt the movement's positions. We do not know the optimal timeline — and we say that honestly.
Make resources available
Psychological support, educational materials, and community connections — for everyone, not just members.
Add your voice. We'll keep you informed as the movement grows.
Whether or not you join the movement, these resources are here for you.
Understanding AI
Clear explanations of AI technology for non-technical audiences. What it can do, what it cannot, and why it matters.
Mental health support
The pace of change is stressful. Resources for managing anxiety, uncertainty, and displacement related to AI.
Community connections
Find others near you who share your concerns. Regional groups are forming.
We are building this section. If you know of resources that should be here, tell us.
This project is built by a ~15-year Google software engineer, educated at Stanford University in the computer science department, who is hoping to take a leave of absence to work on AI issues full time. Your support helps make that possible.
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