Coalition for a
Baruch Plan for AI
Like it or not, given the acceleration of AI capabilities and risks, the future of humanity rests, overwhelmingly, on whether Trump will be persuaded to co-lead a bold global AI treaty with President Xi.
We’ve built a 350-page strategic resource and opened 85+ direct pathways to reach key influencers of Trump's AI policy to do just that — realizing a vision Truman proposed one hour after Trump's birth in 1946.
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What is the Baruch Plan?
Presented on June 14th 1946 by President Truman to the United Nations - barely one hour after the birth of Donald Trump - the Baruch Plan sought to bring all dangerous nuclear weapons research, arsenals, facilities, and supply chains under exclusive, democratic, veto-free international control.
Catalyzed by shocking scientists predictions, fast raising public concern, low ratings of a pragmatic US president, and the active persuasion of a few key advisors — the parallels with our predicament with AI today are astounding.
Trump has a chance to succeed where Truman failed, and build an unparalleled legacy, by advancing a Baruch Plan for AI: The Deal of the Century.
The Baruch Plan being presented at the UN on June 14th 1946.
The Idea of a Baruch Plan for AI
Some of the most influential AI experts and leaders have called for the Baruch Plan as a model for AI governance, including Yoshua Bengio, the most cited AI scientist, Ian Hogarth, (UK AI Safety Institute), Jack Clark, (Anthropic), Jaan Tallinn, (Future of Life Institute).