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OrganizationsHistoric career disclosures in 2025; testimony April 15, 2026; roles page observed September 12, 2026.Public-source relationship evidence; no misconduct conclusion
ControlAI identifies Connor Leahy as US Executive Director and Gabriel Alfour as an adviser who co-founded Conjecture and helped establish ControlAI. Miotti’s 2025 written evidence discloses a prior strategy/governance role at Conjecture. Leahy’s 2026 testimony calls his Conjecture CEO role former.
PauseAI US links from its own website to a public action supporting the Sanders–Casar Ban Artificial Superintelligence Act. Its own legal notice identifies EIN 99-0899650.
OrganizationsRegister and company pages reviewed September 12, 2026; shareholder row begins April 1, 2026; Conjecture portfolio year 2022.Official register and attributed company disclosures; no onward funding established
Estonia’s register reports Jaan Tallinn with 99.78% participation in Metaplanet Holdings OÜ. Metaplanet lists Conjecture in its portfolio; H Tech’s former-Conjecture team also names Metaplanet in its financing history. The underlying Conjecture stake and any transfer to ControlAI or Sanders are not established.
Conjecture Ltd 13966466 lists Leahy as an active director and person with significant influence or control. ControlAI 15088415 lists Miotti and Behrens as active persons with specified voting and director-appointment rights. These are distinct legal entities; the entries do not identify Conjecture as ControlAI’s parent.
ControlAI states that it consulted on the Sanders–Casar framework. In the same post it says its own preferred approach is narrower than the framework’s temporary pause on advanced AI: ban superintelligence and restrict specified precursor capabilities.
Sanders and Takano announced they would reintroduce a shorter standard workweek without loss in pay or benefits, explicitly citing potential productivity gains from AI and automation.
Sanders and Greg Casar announced forthcoming legislation to ban defined superintelligent AI and pause advanced development pending a new federal regulator. The official summary proposes up to 20 years for persons attempting to violate or circumvent its pauses and prohibitions.