Stop AGI (stop.ai) is an unincorporated association of people involved in AI research and governance who are concerned about the risks of advanced artificial intelligence. Founded by Andrea Miotti in April 2023, with contributions from Jason Hausenloy and others, the project aims to raise public awareness about why superintelligent AI poses an existential threat to humanity and to advocate for international policy measures — including a global moratorium on frontier AI development — to prevent that outcome. Andrea Miotti went on to found ControlAI, a UK-based nonprofit that builds on the same mission through parliamentary campaigns and policy engagement.
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Stop AGI believes that superintelligent AI poses a near-term extinction-level risk, and that the only adequate response is a legally binding international prohibition on its development — not just safety guidelines or incremental regulation. The causal chain runs from public education and awareness-raising, through citizen mobilization and contact with elected representatives, to political will among governments to negotiate and enforce a global moratorium. Concretely, they advocate for: (1) a global cap on computing power used to train AI systems, (2) affirmative safety evaluations before any such training is allowed, and (3) a multinational institution (MAGIC) to democratically oversee any remaining advanced AI research. By drawing analogies to the Montreal Protocol and nuclear non-proliferation, they argue that international coordination on an existential technology risk is politically feasible if enough public and parliamentary pressure is brought to bear.
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- Mar 19, 2026, 10:31 PM UTC