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AI could be the last invention humanity ever makes, unless we learn how to survive it. In AI Survival Stories, we map a taxonomy of existential risk from AI and examine survival narratives that could actually work. Using a two-premise setup, this video traces barriers to power, governance options, and practical strategies—from research bans and misaligned goals to robust detection and disablement. These ideas aren’t abstract: they inform how researchers, policymakers, and developers design safer systems and institutions, and how global coordination could avert catastrophe.

Key moments
0:00 Hook
0:25 Two-premise setup
1:20 Survival stories intro
2:00 Barriers to power explained
2:50 Ban on AI research explained
3:40 Misaligned goals explained
4:30 Detection and disablement explained
5:20 Risk framing and P(doom)
6:20 What to do and call to action

Why this matters
Existential risk from AI is a real policy and safety challenge that demands international cooperation, careful risk framing, and proactive governance. By mapping survival stories, we identify leverage points for safe development, robust alignment research, and governance mechanisms that can alter the trajectory of AI progress. This taxonomy helps researchers, funders, and decision-makers prioritize actions that genuinely reduce risk.

Call to action
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