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A coalition turning AI-risk concerns into a shared international demand
The Global Call for AI Red Lines is a campaign launched on 22 September 2025 seeking internationally enforceable limits on dangerous AI conduct. CeSIA, The Future Society and CHAI are named co-organisers; its published credits identify the people handling drafting, signatories, press work and political outreach.
Charbel-Raphael Segerie is credited with initial drafting; Niki Iliadis and Tereza Zoumpalova with TFS management and outreach; Arthur Grimonpont and Apollo Strategic Communications with press work; and Anoush Rima Tatevossian with UN-engagement advice. ControlAI, FLI, Andrea Miotti and Adam Shimi supplied feedback. Maria Ressa carried the campaign into a prepared UN-hosted speech. CeSIA’s later funding proposal sought champion states and agreements. Signing this general statement does not establish endorsement of every partner’s separate shutdown, treaty or prohibition design.
CeSIA 2026 diplomatic sprint → Global Call for AI Red Lines
2026 plan, not completion
Targets champion states, aligned lab thresholds and a UN resolution. Anticipates competitive benefit for Anthropic/DeepMind; their agreement is not established.
February 2025 civil-society priority survey → Global Call for AI Red Lines
February chronology has unresolved day-level ordering
The acknowledgements credit survey work; draft timing and survey do not establish that survey results caused the initial draft.
Evan Hubinger → Global Call for AI Red Lines
Roster observed 9 September2026; signing date unestablished
Roster records support for the Global Call; does not establish agreement with a partner's fuller regime.
Lord Tim Clement-Jones → Global Call for AI Red Lines
29January2026
Parliamentary advocacy. Government commissioning or acceptance of campaign treaty unestablished.
Athens Roundtable — London, 4 December 2025 → Global Call for AI Red Lines
4December2025
Organizer account of program continuity, not proof every attendee endorsed campaign.
Maria Ressa → Global Call for AI Red Lines
22September2025
Submitted statement page3; not a UN resolution.
ControlAI → Global Call for AI Red Lines
25 September2025
self-identifies as official partner
CeSIA → Global Call for AI Red Lines
22 September 2025 launch
named campaign co-organizer
The Global Call for AI Red Lines supplies a documented campaign-production chain: drafting, management, partner feedback and signatory work have named roles. CeSIA, The Future Society and CHAI are organisers; ControlAI and FLI provided partner feedback. The Call is distinct from ControlAI's A Narrow Path . Evan Hubinger's signature does not assign him every proposal advanced by another participant. Advocacy and summit access also remain separate from government adoption. This branch supplies real coordination, with a bounded object and purpose. A4
Read the research & sources ↗Global Call for AI Red Lines: formation and agenda pathway ↗
Organizer resources behind the Global Call for AI Red Lines ↗
Global Call for AI Red Lines: policy access and uptake ↗
CeSIA → named campaign co-organizer → Global Call for AI Red Lines
22 September 2025 launch
named campaign co-organizer
The Future Society → named campaign co-organizer → Global Call for AI Red Lines
22 September 2025 launch
named campaign co-organizer
Center for Human-Compatible AI (CHAI) → named campaign co-organizer → Global Call for AI Red Lines
22 September 2025 launch
named campaign co-organizer
Charbel-Raphael Segerie → credited with initial drafting → Global Call for AI Red Lines
Retrospective undated organizer credits; launch September2025
Reported by the cited source
credited with initial drafting
Niki Iliadis → credited with TFS project management → Global Call for AI Red Lines
Retrospective undated organizer credits; launch September2025
Reported by the cited source
credited with TFS project management
Tereza Zoumpalova → credited with TFS management and signatory work → Global Call for AI Red Lines
Retrospective undated organizer credits; launch September2025
Reported by the cited source
credited with TFS management and signatory work
Anoush Rima Tatevossian → credited with UN-engagement advice → Global Call for AI Red Lines
Retrospective undated organizer credits; launch September2025
Reported by the cited source
credited with UN-engagement advice
Arthur Grimonpont → credited with press-conference coordination → Global Call for AI Red Lines
Retrospective undated organizer credits; launch September2025
Reported by the cited source
credited with press-conference coordination
Adam Shimi → credited with drafting feedback → Global Call for AI Red Lines
Retrospective undated organizer credits; launch September2025
Reported by the cited source
credited with drafting feedback
Andrea Miotti → credited with drafting feedback → Global Call for AI Red Lines
Retrospective undated organizer credits; launch September2025
Reported by the cited source
credited with drafting feedback
ControlAI → credited with partner feedback → Global Call for AI Red Lines
Retrospective undated organizer credits; launch September2025
Reported by the cited source
credited with partner feedback
Future of Life Institute → credited with partner feedback → Global Call for AI Red Lines
Retrospective undated organizer credits; launch September2025
Reported by the cited source
credited with partner feedback