AI Treaty Map
Here’s my current top-level map1 of how we get to an effective international AI treaty:
Click the linked labels in the diagram to open the matching sub-pages.
flowchart BT classDef main fill:#d9e9ff,stroke:#111,color:#111 policy["<a href='policy-work.html'>Policy work</a>"] advocacy["<a href='advocacy.html'>Advocacy</a>"] warning["<a href='warning-shots.html'>Warning shots/Crises</a>"] leaders["Many leaders of the most influential nations <a href='starting-negotiations.html'>pushing for it</a>"] nego["<a href='negotiations.html'>Negotiations</a> to work out <a href='treaty-proposals.html'>the specifics</a>"] treaty["International AI Treaty"] policy --> leaders advocacy --> leaders warning --> leaders leaders --> nego nego --> treaty class policy,advocacy,warning,leaders,nego,treaty main
Sub-pages for this map: International AI negotiations, Treaty/policy proposals, Starting treaty negotiations, Policy work, Advocacy, Warning shots
Top external resources
- “The current bottleneck is political will, not research”, 11 Jul 2026. The best external overview of this problem, its importance, and ideas for what to focus on that I am currently aware of.
1 This map is mostly inspired by “What should the next steps be?” from the Global Call for AI Red Lines FAQ, and this flowchart from ControlAI’s 2025 Impact Statement.
