Open conversations
What should safer AI feel like?
Pick a question that matters to you. Talk it through with an AI interviewer, or answer by text. Your experience is enough—you do not need to be an expert.
About 8–12 minutes. Skip any question or stop whenever you like. These interviews are open to everyone; your responses and voice recording are saved privately to the interviewer.
How should we pace the AI frontier?
Start with something you have noticed about AI, then explore what a comfortable pace of progress might look like.
Take this interview Fears and uncertaintyWhat scares you most about AI?
A little space to talk about how AI leaves you feeling, what worries you if anything, and what might help.
Take this interview Government clarityWhat do you wish government would explain about AI?
The questions you want answered about AI policy, public services, and who is accountable.
Take this interview Lab responsibilityWhat do you wish AI labs would do differently?
What the companies building advanced AI should do more of, less of, or explain better.
Take this interview Ideas to tryWhat is your idea for making AI safer?
Bring a small wish, a rough idea, or just something you would like to work better. We can think it through together.
Take this interview Start hereWhen do you trust an AI?
The moments that build trust, break it, and change how you use AI.
Take this interview AgentsWho should control an AI agent?
Explore the permissions and boundaries people want before AI acts for them.
Take this interview EvaluationWhat would count as evidence of AI safety?
What researchers, builders, and users need to see before deployment.
Take this interview WorkAI at work: benefits, mistakes, and responsibility
Practical lessons from using AI with colleagues, customers, and real consequences.
Take this interview VoiceAI voices, companionship, and boundaries
How a natural voice changes expectations, disclosure, and emotional boundaries.
Take this interview GovernanceWho should set the rules for AI?
Hear different views on accountability, oversight, and who gets a say.
Take this interview TradeoffsOpen AI models: what should be shared?
Explore the benefits and risks of sharing models, research, and safety findings.
Take this interview From discussion to interviewThe AI debate you wish people understood
Bring a public discussion or a disagreement and unpack the experience behind your view.
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