STRENGTHEN HUMAN CAPABILITY IN THE AGE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Artificial intelligence is transforming the world.

It is improving medicine, science, education, communication, scientific research, accessibility, and countless aspects of everyday life.

We welcome that progress.

AI has the potential to improve lives on an unprecedented scale. It can help solve complex problems, accelerate scientific discovery, and expand human opportunity.

But technological progress alone does not define human progress.

As our digital tools become more powerful, preserving the capabilities that make us human becomes increasingly important.

The ability to write by hand.

To repair rather than replace.

To create with our hands.

To read deeply.

To discover rather than simply consume.

To spend time together.

To build communities.

To experience the physical world.

The future should strengthen both human capability and technological innovation—not force us to choose between them.

 
WHY THIS MATTERS

Throughout history, humanity has advanced because people combined knowledge with creativity, craftsmanship, curiosity, and cooperation.

Today's technologies should expand these qualities—not gradually replace them.

Research across education, psychology, neuroscience, and occupational therapy continues to show the value of tangible learning, physical creation, reading, handwriting, and face-to-face collaboration for cognitive development, creativity, problem-solving, and social well-being.

At the same time, communities around the world are rediscovering the importance of local culture, repair, volunteering, libraries, museums, craftsmanship, and shared public spaces.

These are not relics of the past.

They are foundations for the future.

THE ANALOG REVIVAL

The Analog Revival is a global movement dedicated to strengthening human capability alongside technological progress.

It is not a movement against artificial intelligence.

It is not a movement against innovation.

It is not a movement against digital technology.

It is a movement for balance.

A movement that believes technology should empower people—not diminish the skills, relationships, creativity, and experiences that make us human.

 
By signing this petition, you:

• Endorse the principles of The Analog Revival Charter, a voluntary global framework for strengthening human capability.

• Support the adoption of The Analog Revival Act of 2029, a proposed bill encouraging education, community resilience, repair, cultural preservation, and human agency alongside continued technological innovation.

• Encourage governments, educational institutions, libraries, museums, businesses, nonprofit organizations, and communities around the world to develop initiatives inspired by these principles.

OUR VISION
We believe:

• Handwriting still matters.

• Books still matter.

• Craftsmanship still matters.

• Repair still matters.

• Community still matters.

• Presence still matters.

• Discovery still matters.

Human capability still matters.

JOIN THE MOVEMENT

Whether you are a student, teacher, parent, artist, engineer, entrepreneur, librarian, policymaker, researcher, or simply someone who believes humanity and technology should advance together, your support matters.

Every signature helps demonstrate that people around the world believe progress should strengthen—not replace—the human capabilities that have always driven civilization.

Learn more about the movement and read the Manifesto, the Charter, the Act, the Origin, and the Story at 07II07II07.com and join the movement at buggybang.com

Together, we can help build a future where technology and humanity strengthen one another.

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