Michaël Trazzi Calls for International Treaty to Slow AI Race
The Franco-Brazilian activist and founder of the "Stop The AI Race" movement is pushing for a global agreement to regulate the development of artificial intelligence.
Michaël Trazzi, founder of the "Stop The AI Race" movement, was a guest on RFI on Thursday, September 17, 2026. After protesting for 39 days outside OpenAI's headquarters in San Francisco, he is calling for an international treaty to brake the development of AI.
The movement justifies this demand by pointing to the risks of runaway development linked to unregulated artificial intelligence advancement, according to Trazzi.
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- Michaël Trazzi: «Nous demandons un traité international pour stopper la course à l'IA» — RFI — Français
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