Principles exist. Enforcement does not. At UNGA-80, more than 200 world leaders, Nobel laureates, and AI researchers called for global AI red lines: no self-replication, no lethal autonomy, no undisclosed impersonation. A historic step – but still non-binding. Meanwhile, governments accelerate AI deployment. The UN synthesizes research instead of generating solutions. And in the widening gap between principle and practice lies the risk of collapse. This week on Agentic – Ethical AI & Human Wisdom, we explore the urgent question: What kind of world are we building with AI – and how do we make sure it is safe? In this episode, we introduce Exidion AI: the missing enforcement layer that gives real teeth to red lines. Not another black box – but a firewall and bridge rooted in human psychology, ethics, and governance. If you are a funder, policymaker, researcher, or enterprise leader, this is your invitation to pioneer solutions that make AI enforceable, auditable, and aligned with human survival. Because without pioneers, there is no future. With pioneers, there is still time.