Former Legislators Establish Super PACs to Promote AI Safety Measures
November 27, 2025 - 06:29
Two former congressmen announced Tuesday the creation of two super PACs aimed at supporting candidates who advocate for artificial intelligence (AI) safety measures. This initiative comes in response to the increasing influence of industry-backed organizations that prioritize technological advancement without sufficient oversight.
The former lawmakers emphasized the need for responsible AI development, highlighting concerns about potential risks associated with unregulated AI technologies. They believe that establishing these super PACs will help elevate the voices of candidates who prioritize public safety and ethical considerations in AI policy-making.
The super PACs will focus on funding campaigns and initiatives that promote transparency, accountability, and the establishment of guidelines for AI deployment. The former congressmen expressed their commitment to fostering a political environment that encourages thorough discussions on the implications of AI, ensuring that the technology serves as a benefit to society rather than a threat.
As AI continues to evolve, this move marks a significant step towards ensuring that legislative measures keep pace with technological advancements.
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