AI Safety for Fleshy Humans is a free, open-source educational project hosted at aisafety.dance, created by independent creator Nicky Case in collaboration with Hack Club, a nonprofit for teenage programmers. Released in three parts between May 2024 and December 2025, the series uses comics, interactive footnotes, and approachable language to explain core AI and AI safety concepts — including alignment challenges, value learning, and the history of AI development — to non-technical audiences. The project is available for free under a Creative Commons license and its source code is publicly hosted on GitHub.
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By making AI safety concepts accessible and engaging to non-technical general audiences, the project lowers the jargon barrier that prevents broader public understanding of AI risks. Greater public literacy about AI safety can build societal support for safety-conscious AI development, help more people identify and flag unsafe AI practices, and expand the pipeline of people motivated to work on AI safety. The series frames AI safety not as a niche technical concern but as something relevant to all people who will be affected by AI systems.
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