​Meet with your MP in Parliament to support PauseAI UK's liability campaign

​PauseAI UK volunteers will be going to parliament on Tuesday 23 June to speak with their MPs about PauseAI UK's new liability bill campaign.

Please email your MPs in advance to schedule a meeting with them on the day. If you do not get a reply from them, you can still show up and fill out a "green card" which will be sent to them in the chamber to request an on-the-spot meeting.

You can send your email to request a meeting in 60 seconds using our email builder tool: https://pauseai.uk/campaigns/

​Schedule:

​1pm - 4pm: Meeting with MPs and green carding.
4.30pm: Pub social

​You do not need to join for the whole event. Especially if you successfully schedule a meeting with your MP, feel free to just drop in for your meeting.

​Getting there:

​Enter through the Cromwell Green entrance: https://maps.app.goo.gl/QYwnqb8CSuXE1dpLA.

​You do NOT require any registration to enter Parliament through this route. If asked, you can say that you are visiting Parliament for the PauseAI green carding event. You will need to go through airport-style security.

​Hold AI developers liable for severe harm

​We’re calling on the UK government to introduce legislation that makes AI companies legally responsible when their models enable critical harms, from cyber attacks on national infrastructure to biosecurity threats.

​In February 2026, a single operator used commercially available AI to breach nine Mexican government agencies and exfiltrate the personal data of 195 million citizens. The UK’s own AI Security Institute has found that today’s most advanced models can “discover and exploit vulnerabilities autonomously — tasks that would take human professionals days of work”. Britain depends on the same critical infrastructure these tools can now attack.

​Liability is a simple, technology-neutral way to align AI developers’ incentives with public safety: those who profit from creating catastrophic risk must bear meaningful responsibility when that risk materialises.

​Read more about the campaign here: https://pauseai.uk/campaigns/