Top 100 AI · United Kingdom
Geoffrey Irving
UK AISI 
- Score
- 4,120−9 today
- Rank
- 178/198 ↓26
- over 90 days
- +550+14.3%
Geoffrey Irving is a cofounder and Chief Scientist at Resolution, an AI research organization. He publishes technical commentary, analysis, and advocacy focused on AI safety, alignment, and regulation. His content includes sharing research updates, critiquing AI lab practices, discussing technical agent behavior, and advocating for pauses and international treaties to mitigate AI risks.
Data as of Oct 27, 2026.
The raw numbers · last 90 days
- Median views
- 5.1K
- per post
- Median engagements
- 55
- per post
- Posts
- 132
- over 90 days
- Followers
- 18.5K
- all scored platforms
What drives the score
Percentiles 0–100 against all tracked creators.
- Reach · 30%54
Average views per post over 90 days
- Engagement · 30%28
Average reactions per post
- Audience · 30%31
Total followers, relative to population
- Consistency · 10%100
Posting frequency (25 posts / 90 days = 100)
Platforms
18.5K total followers
| Platform | Followers | Score |
|---|---|---|
| X@geoffreyirving | 18.5K | 5,891t4 |
Last 30 days
Irving's top posts
- X · 6 days ago#1
I think we should stop AI progress now, first unilaterally by key AI companies and then scaling up to more US companies and then China via international agreements. The reason for now is not that current AI models are…
GIGeoffrey Irving72.2K views904 engagements
X · 25 days ago#2GIGeoffrey IrvingThere are numerous scientific uncertainties about AI that will not resolve until it is too late to act on the answers. The danger from AI is very high, and we should stop frontier AI scaling now, instead of waiting fo…
17.5K views422 engagements
- X · 5 days ago#3
1995: SHA-1 published 2005: First theoretical collision attack 2005-2017: Git developers spend 12 years arguing that the situation is fine 2017-2026: Ecosystem fails to finish the SHA-256 rollout 2026: Mythos, Astra, …
GIGeoffrey Irving72.1K views311 engagements
- X · 16 days ago#4
"Very soon" is lab speak for "now, ideally yesterday". Stopping takes time, especially if it starts with a couple of AI companies then broadens to more and then China.
GIGeoffrey Irving8.6K views295 engagements
X · 6 days ago#5GIGeoffrey IrvingLots of conversation around AI risks is about the gap between the unserious of AI labs' methods and how more rigorous industries work: airplanes, nuclear power, AI hardware. It would help a ton to lift AI to that leve…
28.2K views294 engagements
- X · 23 days ago#6
No, we do not know enough to know that any particular subfield of existing research is necessary for alignment.
GIGeoffrey Irving12.4K views278 engagements
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