A global movement. A shared ambition. A better society supported by AI.
Radical AI 2030 — The society we choose
Radical AI 2030 is an independent movement dedicated to shaping a safer, freer and more prosperous society in the age of autonomous intelligence.
Protect humanity by 2027. Begin transforming society by 2030.
A movement, not an organisation
Its ambition is to ensure that artificial intelligence serves humanity, protects human freedom and contributes to shared prosperity.
The movement proposes ten interconnected principles and a programme to investigate, validate and implement the societal, economic and technological changes required.
An independent non-profit organisation is being established to support the movement. It is intended to be responsible for its operational coordination, communication, administration, fundraising and programme facilitation.
A proposed independent Radical AI Forum would bring together multidisciplinary expertise to challenge, develop and validate the proposals and formulate recommendations for democratic consideration. The Forum is a proposal: no members have been appointed.
The movement belongs to its wider community. Its ambition extends beyond any founder, organisation or institution.
Core distinction
The movement
Defines the societal ambition and mobilises participation.
The non-profit
Being established. Will enable and coordinate operations.
The Forum
A proposed body to independently research, challenge and develop proposals.
The ecosystem
Contributes resources, expertise, communication and engagement.
Society
Ultimately determines the future through legitimate societal and democratic processes.
The ecosystem
The movement and its shared goal sit at the centre. Each circle has its own role, and each participation category leads to its own page.
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Radical AI 2030
The society we choose
- Non-profit organisation (being established)
- First circle: active ecosystem
- Second circle: community
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Third circle: society and institutions
- Citizens and society
- Companies, universities and civil-society organisations
- National governments
- European Union institutions
- United Nations
- World Trade Organization
- World Health Organization
- Other relevant international institutions
The third circle shows audiences and potential dialogue partners. It implies no membership, partnership, endorsement or institutional authority.
Operational enabler
The non-profit organisation
A non-profit organisation is being established as the movement’s operational foundation. It will not be a governing authority above the Forum or other stakeholders. Its legal identity and status will be published once they are confirmed.
Once it exists, it is intended to support the complete ecosystem through:
- Coordination and administration
- Communications and community management
- Fundraising and financial management
- Programme facilitation
- Events, publications and institutional outreach
No money is requested or accepted on this website.
First circle
Active ecosystem
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Ambassadors
Individuals who actively communicate the challenge, the dream and the programme, engage their networks, introduce relevant contacts and help expand the movement.
Recognition is invitation-based and contribution-based.
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Sponsors
Individuals and organisations offering financial, operational, in-kind or other resources.
Categories: Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum and Special. The Special category accommodates strategic or customised contributions. Sponsorship benefits and financial thresholds will be defined separately.
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The Radical AI Forum
The proposed independent multidisciplinary Forum consisting of 60 independent participants and 20 proposed European institutional specialists, subject to the applicable selection and authorisation procedures.
Its three councils are Social, Economic and Entrepreneurial. Forum members retain independent judgment and are not appointed by sponsorship or ambassador status.
Second circle
Community
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Members
Individuals who formally join the movement and wish to be part of its ongoing development and activities.
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Supporters
Individuals who express support for the movement’s mission, without an obligation to participate actively or endorse every proposed mechanism.
Membership of the movement is distinct from statutory membership of the non-profit organisation that is being established. Any legal membership rights require separately approved rules.
Third circle
Society and institutions
The wider stakeholders that the movement seeks to inform, involve or engage. These are audiences and potential dialogue partners.
- Citizens and society
- Companies, universities and civil-society organisations
- National governments
- European Union institutions
- United Nations
- World Trade Organization
- World Health Organization
- Other relevant international institutions
Governance and independence
Who is who
- The movement
- The societal ambition and community.
- The non-profit organisation
- Being established as its operational and administrative support structure.
- The Forum
- A proposed independent deliberative and research body.
- Ambassadors
- Active communicators and contributors.
- Sponsors
- Resource contributors without privileged decision-making authority.
- Members and supporters
- Participants in the movement at different levels of engagement.
No participation category automatically confers authority over another. Radical AI 2030 has no endorsement from the EU, the UN, the WTO, the WHO or any other institution.