On Tuesday, June 3, The Alliance for Secure AI officially launched at the National Press Club in Washington, DC. You can watch the livestream and read the remarks given by our CEO Brendan Steinhauser.
AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini feel useful, fun, and harmless—but they mask a deeper, rapidly growing threat. From deepfakes to autonomous weapons and bioengineered risks, we’re only beginning to grasp the scale of what’s coming.
Many people ask, “What can I do about advanced AI?” The answer starts with taking it seriously, staying informed, and helping others understand what’s at stake—because securing the future is a shared responsibility.
Experts believe advanced AI could arrive within the decade—and we’re not ready. As we race toward a future shaped by powerful technologies, we must act now to ensure AI serves humanity, not harms it.
AI promises incredible breakthroughs—but with that power comes serious, unanswered questions about safety and alignment with human values. At The Alliance for Secure AI, we’re working to ensure this revolution benefits society through smart communication, public awareness, and common-sense safeguards.
