Dr. Mark Robinson
Founder
I am an independent scholar, Associate Tutor in Science Diplomacy at SOAS, University of London, and Visiting Lecturer at Saïd Business School, University of Oxford. I have worked in several global ‘Big Science’ projects, and my research examines what global governance can learn from their collaborations, with published work featured in International Affairs, Global Policy, and the Science Diplomacy Review.
I lead a growing international initiative to connect world leaders, tech executives, and policy experts around a shared imperative: guiding AI development with ethical foresight and global accountability. Together with core supporters, I advocate for the creation of an International AI Agency—under the auspices of the United Nations—to establish a binding governance framework that includes all major powers and meaningfully engages Big Tech. The formation of a new intergovernmental organization to address these emerging complexities is inevitable; come and join us..
YOU
[One thousand and fifty so far registered and more joining every day]
You are passionate about the possibilities of AI, but skeptical that Big Tech will ever truly self-regulate. Like me, you appreciate the power these tools offer—and many of you are even shaping their future through your own work. However, you are uneasy that, while there are countless national and regional initiatives to regulate AI, there is no over-arching international body to co-ordinate these efforts.
You have been waiting for a website like this to emerge where you can register your support and suggest areas where you can contribute to the cause.
Dr. Janet Smart
Core Supporter
Janet Smart began her career in AI working on expert systems and rule-based control in the 1980s. She has taught and carried out research on operations management and major programme management in the Department of Engineering Science and Said Business School at the University of Oxford, and is currently Reader Emerita…
Dr. Peter Morgan
Core Supporter
Since 2013, Dr. Peter Morgan has worked in the design and delivery of AI-native solutions in sectors including healthcare, education, renewable energy and autonomous systems. Currently Founder & CEO of Deep Learning Partnership, an AI consultancy specializing in LLMs, AI agents, multimodal and generative AI. He is the Head Tutor on an AI regulation course for Saïd Business School, University of Oxford and is widely published including an extensive Report on the Quantum Computing industry.
Peter was a participant in the UK Government All Party Parliamentary Group on Artificial Intelligence (APPG AI) and BSI Committee Member. As an entrepreneur he has founded companies in various sectors and is a mentor to technology startups and is a popular speaker at conferences and meetups worldwide. Peter was an invitee to the AI Safety Summit held in November 2023 at Bletchley Park in the UK.
Dr. José Ramón
López-Portillo Romano
Core Supporter
Dr. José Ramón López-Portillo Romano is a Mexican-British academic, entrepreneur, diplomat, consultant and public servant of Mexico. An economist of origin, he holds a Ph.D. in Political Science from the University of Oxford, where he co-founded the Centre for Mexican Studies. He was Undersecretary of State in México, Permanent Representative and Independent Chairman of the Council of the FAO. He is chairman of an energy company and director general of a telecommunications company. His multifaceted career provides a unique vantage point from which to analyse the socioeconomic implications of technological change and innovation, thereby informing robust governance and policy. He has written a book and many articles on the subject and has advised the Mexican Government and the UN about science and innovation diplomacy.
The Secretary-General nominated him as a member of the Group of Ten Experts for the Technology Facilitation Mechanism. He is a Fellow of the International Science Council and was selected to participate in the high-level AI Safety Summit at Bletchley Park and the Expert Advisory Panel for the State of Science Report.
Malena Sadler
Core Supporter
Malena Sadler is a seasoned energy insurance expert with 28 years of experience supporting energy clients worldwide. In recent years, she has focused on exploring how artificial intelligence can be applied to enhance risk management and decision-making across the insurance and energy sectors. As a key supporter of IAIA4Life, Malena brings a forward-thinking perspective grounded in industry knowledge and innovation, and is keen to collaborate in advancing AI ethics and safety.
Carla Muñoz Antolin
Core Supporter
Carla Muñoz Antolin is a Chilean national with a multidisciplinary background spanning science, business, and international policy. She holds a master’s in management from London Business School and a master’s in international business from Fudan University. Her professional experience across Chile, the UK, China, and France includes roles in asset portfolio optimization, cross-border investments, and SME financing.
At the OECD, Carla contributed to the Financing SMEs and Entrepreneurs Scoreboard, focusing on data validation and cross-country benchmarking. Her work also examines the evolving nexus between AI, fintech, and SME finance, and she has participated in prominent events such as the 2025 Digital for SMEs Roundtable and AI & Data Governance forums.
Carla is deeply committed to shaping inclusive and globally responsive AI governance. Through her involvement with the International AI Agency initiative, she advocates for collaborative frameworks that engage all major stakeholders—including China and AI-poor nations—to foster equitable policy development and mitigate technological disparities.forward-thinking perspective grounded in industry