I've seen and experienced a small installation showcasing the risks and opportunities of advanced technologies at a conference a while ago and think this is the exact kind of thing we need to make AI risks more tangible.

Half hearted or sloppy approaches like vibe coded games might harm more than they help, so I commend Justin for setting an ambitious goal and being willing to work on it full-time.

Justin is a creative, motivated, and agentic, so I believe he's a great candidate to make it happen. Implementing this pilot would be a great foundation to scale it into a permanent or travelling installation, perhaps with a dedicated team.

Justin: How would you ensure that this project keeps going if the pilot is a success? Would you be willing to stay on as long as there's funding or would you hand it over?

Background: I'm a community builder in Berlin contracting with AI Safety organizations and had a call with Jessica about SAIGE.

Various local groups exist across Germany that could benefit from a national entity. E.g. A German AI Safety day is hard to realize without an organization behind them.

Beyond this proposal, I'd also like to see German-language resources and outreach.

A national organization that understands local idiosyncrasies and opportunities could also make the AI Safety pipeline in Germany more efficient.