Human Control
Decision-making authority must remain with people. Social infrastructure should not be delegated to opaque general intelligence.
Human Control. Public Oversight. No AGI.
NO AGI is an independent civic campaign that monitors the race toward artificial general intelligence and its possible expansion into artificial superintelligence to protect human control and dignity.
We organize public discussion and civic participation.
We do not reject artificial intelligence. But AGI that replaces human judgment—and ASI beyond it—is not merely progress. It is a transfer of control.
Read the NO AGI ManifestoWhy Now
Major AI companies are expanding reasoning, coding, multimodal, and agentic capabilities while openly pursuing AGI and superintelligence.
If ASI is the stage that outstrips human supervision, AGI may be where that path begins. NO AGI makes this transition a public issue before development outruns consent and accountability.
Understand the difference between AGI and ASILearn AI, AGI & ASI
How does AI learn, and how do models become tool-using agents?
Explore the technology, the limits of today's systems, and the uncertain paths toward AGI and ASI.
Learn from AI to AGI and ASIData shapes the model's capabilities.
A system can connect predictions to actions.
Permissions and oversight shape the consequences.
Future Scenarios
From connected humans to automated warfare and shared abundance, these illustrated thought experiments explore how different choices could shape our future.
Fictional scenarios, with observed evidence and speculation distinguished.
Explore the scenariosWhat We Stand For
Decision-making authority must remain with people. Social infrastructure should not be delegated to opaque general intelligence.
The AGI race is not only an internal corporate matter. It is a public risk that citizens must be able to inspect.
Development that could carry AGI toward ASI without proven control, accountability, and social consent should be stopped or strictly limited.
Join the public oversight movement
Learn about AI, examine the evidence, and bring your questions and findings to the community. Public discussion is one way to begin participating.