U.S. Sanctions against the A/I Collective

Overview of A/I

The collective known as A/I (short for Autistici/Inventati, pronounced [ au tistiʧi ]-[ iŋ vɛntati ] or [ iŋvɛn tati ]) emerged in 2001. It was formed through the convergence of various individuals and groups from the autonomous anticapitalist movement who shared a passion for technology and a commitment to the struggle for digital rights.

"We believe that this world is far from being the best world possible."

To counter the current state of affairs, A/I offers a suite of tools and platforms designed for digital self-defense, ensuring that activists and private citizens have access to unrestricted communication.

Core Operational Principles

Who We Are

We are a group of volunteers who leverage years of expertise in technological, political, and legal research. Our work is rooted in:

• Radical Activism: Applying practical skills to systemic change.
• Solidarity: Supporting those in need of secure infrastructure.
• Self-Organization: Operating without hierarchical corporate structures.

Access and Eligibility

Our services are strictly reserved for non-commercial purposes. We provide support only to those individuals or collectives with whom we share a political or social affinity.

Because we do not use automated sign-ups, the onboarding process follows this logic:

Getting Started

If you are interested in utilizing our resources, please complete the following checklist:

• Review and agree to our manifesto.
• Pledge your adherence to our internal policy.
• Carefully examine our privacy policy.

# Example of the A/I mindset:
while [ "$world_status" == "unjust" ]; do
  provide_digital_defense --solidarity
done