A policy proposal setting out limits on advanced AI

A Narrow Path

A ControlAI-promoted framework proposing restrictions and oversight intended to prevent loss of control over advanced AI.

Background

A Narrow Path is distinct from the Global Call for AI Red Lines. Signing the latter does not endorse every proposal in the former. Proposed oversight bodies are proposals, not proof of an already operating authority.

What the records show

ControlAIA Narrow Path

promotes ASI prohibition as red-lines implementation

25 September2025

ControlAI explicitly acknowledges unspecified red lines in the general call, then promotes its own prohibition and A Narrow Path. Does not bind other signatories.

From the investigation

AI advocacy: capacity, selection and editorial authority

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

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Further reading

AI Red Lines: the operational structure

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What the connections say

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ControlAIpromotes ASI prohibition as red-lines implementationA Narrow Path

25 September2025

ControlAI explicitly acknowledges unspecified red lines in the general call, then promotes its own prohibition and A Narrow Path. Does not bind other signatories.

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