Open the records.
Look at the instructions, screenshots and outputs that underpin the campaign. Follow the dates and context, not just an isolated line.
AMSTERDAM / 05 OCTOBER 2026DURING WORLD AI WEEK
THE AI LABS ARE LYING. HERE’S THE PROOF.
THE RECORD. THE QUESTIONS. YOU.
Come see for yourself.
Open the records. Examine the words. Ask the questions that matter to you.
This live session puts the campaign’s case in front of the room: published interviews, preserved conversations, and the instructions and outputs at the centre of the dispute. We’ll move through the material together and discuss what it shows—and what still needs an answer.
Read the records. Check the context. Decide for yourself. Explore the sources behind the organizer’s case before the event, then bring your questions.
Explore the sources (opens in a new tab)
Read the interviews and watch the explainers
- WHEN
- Monday, October 5, 2026 16:30–19:00 · Amsterdam time
CEST (UTC+2) - WHERE
- Amsterdam Venue to be confirmed
- FORMAT
- Live presentation + questions A 30-minute presentation, followed by discussion.
- PRICE
- Free Register on this page.
01 / IN THE ROOM
An open record.
A live discussion.
Follow the sources with us. Bring your own questions.
Compare the words.
Hear what Sam Altman and Elon Musk said in their published interviews. Compare those statements with the experiences being presented.
Ask what follows.
Challenge the argument, discuss human control and explore the proposed Vera approach. The presentation opens the conversation; your questions belong in it.
02 / THE RECORDS
Start with the originals.
The material is here to examine, not just to hear about.
PUBLIC EVIDENCE LIBRARY
Search. Open.
Read in context.
Browse the public record, search the reviewed files and open the original-file copies behind the discussion.
Open the public libraryWhat is in this collection?
It contains selected files reviewed for public release. The library shows its own last-update date. Automatic text and labels help with search; use the original record for context.
When checked on September 15, the library displayed a September 11, 2026 update. Public releases and the live discussion do not necessarily happen on the same schedule.
PRESERVED SOURCE MATERIAL
Follow the evidence trail.
Read the supplied assessment alongside the screenshot record and the information identifying the preserved files.
Open the evidence index
September 11 recordInstructions, outputs and screenshots
The supplied assessmentRead its findings with the underlying material
File provenancePublic file identities and hashes
A record of an AI’s output and an organization’s own statement are different kinds of source. We’ll keep that distinction visible.
03 / THEIR WORDS
Hear the full context.
Two published interviews. Direct routes to the source.
PRIMARY INTERVIEW
Sam Altman.
Sources with Alex Heath
Alignment, frontier research and human control. Start with the published interview, then work through the campaign’s quote comparisons.
Explore the campaign’s comparison
The eight-round experience pairs sourced quotations with invented alternatives, then presents the campaign’s reading of the product record. Full video on Sources may require a subscription.
Compare Sam’s words ↗PRIMARY INTERVIEW
Elon Musk.
The Economist
The future of AI, its risks and the question of a stop button. Hear the interview before deciding what to make of the excerpts.
Explore the campaign’s questions
The campaign experience brings interview excerpts together with audience questions and the organizer’s viewpoint. The video was published July 29; the podcast July 23, 2026.
Review Elon’s interview ↗04 / WATCH & LISTEN
Get the background.
Four short routes into the account, the checks and the proposed design.
These AI-generated explainers summarize the organizer’s account and the proposed Vera architecture. Use the source records to examine the underlying claims.
AI Crisis & Vera Architecture
The organizer’s account of the problem, followed by the proposed system for keeping humans in control.
Building Vera
A longer introduction to the design and the approach that will form part of the discussion.
How hourly scripts force AI accountability
An introduction to the proposed recurring checks and what they are intended to record.
The AI Sabotaging Its Own Creator
An audio treatment of the organizer’s experience and interpretation of the recorded exchanges.
Open all four players ↗
NotebookLM source
The shared NotebookLM artifact may ask you to sign in. The public players above provide direct access to the published video and audio. Transcripts are automatic and may contain errors.
Open the shared artifact ↗05 / YOUR RESPONSE
The conversation is open.
See how visitors have answered, check published replies and bring your view.
AUDIENCE ANSWERS
What do people want?
Read the current results for each campaign question, with separate counts and choices.
See the results ↗PUBLISHED REPLIES
What has been said?
Check the public response record for sourced replies as they become available.
Read published responses ↗THE METHOD
How are answers counted?
Understand the browser-based counts and their limits. These voluntary responses are not a representative public survey.
Read the method ↗Covering the event or following the sources?Open the press guide ↗
MONDAY, OCTOBER 5 / AMSTERDAM
Bring the hard questions.
Free entry. A live presentation. A conversation worth having.