The International AI Safety Report is the shared scientific picture of AI risk, written for governments. Turn one chapter into a short, local-audience summary.
Most people will never read a 200-page report. A sharp summary carries the evidence to students, local journalists and councillors.
Output: A 1,000-word summary or a short slide deck.
Pick a specific reader, such as a friend who is not into tech.
Read 2–3 good sources and write the core idea in one sentence.
Draft with one everyday example.
Define every technical term, or remove it.
Test it on a real reader, revise, and publish.
All steps done
Share what you made, then try another project. The PDF version has room for notes.
Pick a beginner-friendly paper linked from any project on this site and summarise it in ten clear posts: the question, what they did, what they found, and why it matters.
Write a short, jargon-free explainer of one AI safety idea (reward hacking, sycophancy, compute governance, DNA screening) for someone outside tech.
A short video, a carousel, an illustrated explainer or a podcast segment: make one piece of honest, accurate AI safety content for an audience you understand.
