Compassion GamesSurvival of the KindestCo-opetition
The playing field
Transforms competition from defeating others into challenging one another to become better collaborators.
September 11–21, 2026 · A global co-opetition
A global co-opetition bringing frontier AI labs, peacebuilders, and communities together to strengthen humanity’s capacity to prevent violence, resolve conflict, and make peace—beginning with eleven days of focused action toward one collective win on September 21.
The prize is a future in which intelligence serves life.
The world’s frontier AI laboratories are caught in a competition none of them can safely win alone. AI for Peace invites them into a different kind of race—one where distinctive capabilities keep advancing while cooperation strengthens humanity’s capacity to make peace.
“The collective win is peace. The deeper possibility is intelligence—human and artificial—in service to life.”
The co-opetition in four minutes
A direct challenge to the world’s frontier AI labs: compete to contribute, cooperate so humanity wins, and place intelligence in service to peace from September 11–21, 2026.
As you watch
This is not a contest to determine which system is most powerful. It is an invitation to discover what becomes possible when powerful forms of intelligence serve a shared human purpose.
11 daysA focused co-opetition from September 11–21.
One team of teamsAI labs working with peacebuilders, humanitarian leaders, affected communities, and diplomats.
One collective winA verified 24-hour global ceasefire and day of nonviolence on September 21.
An Indigenous call to the human family
Hereditary Chief Phil Lane Jr., Chairman of Compassion Games: Survival of the Kindest, calls upon the world’s frontier AI laboratories, their leaders and investors—and all of humanity—to make a defining choice: place our most powerful intelligence in service to life.
The call in six movements
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“War solves absolutely nothing. Let us put our most capable intelligence to work for peace.”
— Hereditary Chief Phil Lane Jr.
The invitation
September 11–21, 2026, we invite frontier AI laboratories, technologists, investors, peacebuilders, Indigenous leaders, and communities everywhere to place intelligence in service to life.
Three foundations
Not one organization. Not one model. A trustworthy arena where different strengths can contribute to a collective win.
Compassion GamesSurvival of the KindestThe playing field
Transforms competition from defeating others into challenging one another to become better collaborators.
The operating system
Provides evidence-based practices for working across differences and governing shared resources.
The purpose & wisdom
Keeps the work grounded in human experience, local knowledge, community consent, and measurable benefit.

The collective multiplier
It helps the peace ecosystem see itself—and discover what becomes possible when distinct capabilities are connected around a shared purpose.
Using Israel–Palestine and Gaza as an initial example, the Peace Synergy Dossier maps 21 peacebuilding and humanitarian organizations and reveals potential connections across children’s health and recovery, shared-society leadership, humanitarian action, and ecological peacebuilding.
This is an early demonstration of the collective multiplier: how shared intelligence can make existing efforts more visible, connected, consequential, and generative.
A working draft for exploration, validation, and collaboration. The proposed connections are possibilities to examine with the people doing the work—not commitments already made by the named organizations.
From demonstration to enduring capacity
Begin with a measurable mission. Carry forward everything we learn.
An eleven-day global co-opetition culminating on the International Day of Peace. The collective win: helping make possible a verified 24-hour global ceasefire and worldwide day of nonviolence on September 21.
The first shared missionAn ongoing co-opetition developing practical tools, trusted relationships, ethical governance, and shared intelligence for peace.
The enduring workSeptember 11–21, 2026
Compete to contribute. Cooperate to achieve what none can accomplish alone.
For eleven days, frontier AI labs will be invited to work alongside peacebuilders, humanitarian organizations, affected communities, Indigenous leaders, diplomats, researchers, and civil society. The shared goal is to help make possible a verified 24-hour global ceasefire and worldwide day of nonviolence on September 21, the United Nations International Day of Peace.
The September 21 global ceasefire and day of nonviolence is our collective win.
Every life protected is a victory.
Every conflict paused is a victory.
Every humanitarian corridor opened is a victory.
Every act of reconciliation is a victory.
A core team for cooperation
Compassion Games designs the co-opetition and shared playing field.
ProSocial World works with the core team to shape the strategy, structure, and conditions for successful cooperation.
Peacebuilders, Indigenous leaders, and affected communities ground the game in lived experience, wisdom, and what peace requires.
Frontier AI laboratories are invited to contribute their technology, talent, resources, and reach.
There are no losers in this game.
Peace is built in relationship
Meet the organizations bringing wisdom, trust, reach, technology, and practical peacebuilding experience to a growing global co-opetition.
Explore all organizationsA living initiative
Peacebuilders and affected communities help define the questions.
Independent evaluation tests accuracy, safety, and usefulness.
Ethical governance, transparency, reciprocity, and consent guide the work.
Knowledge and benefits strengthen communities rather than displace them.
The invitation
Join the Compassion Games community and help place intelligence in service to life—not only for one day, but every day.
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