Technology & AI Regulation
Policies on artificial intelligence oversight, data privacy, social media regulation, and technology sector governance.
Tech policy is about rules for companies like Google, Apple, and Meta. It covers your personal data, AI tools, and social media.
Wants new laws to protect your data. Wants rules on how AI is used.
Wants fewer rules so tech companies can keep inventing new things.
Officials grouped by where they land on this issue.
Progressive3823
Estimated from democrat party platform
Advocates for digital privacy protections, antitrust enforcement against tech monopolies, and net neutrality.
Supports regulating big tech companies, protecting consumer data privacy, and establishing guardrails for AI development.
Supports regulating big tech, protecting consumer privacy, and ensuring AI safety standards.
Estimated from independent party platform
Supports data privacy protections, responsible AI regulation, and bridging the digital divide.
Supports data privacy protections, responsible AI regulation, and addressing the digital divide.
Supports regulating Big Tech, protecting data privacy, and establishing AI safety standards.
Supports regulating Big Tech, AI safety standards, and bridging the digital divide.
Represents Silicon Valley; supports responsible AI regulation while promoting tech innovation and digital inclusion nationwide.
Centrist / Mixed1132
Supports limited government regulation of tech, focusing on preventing censorship while opposing heavy-handed AI regulation.
Takes a balanced approach to technology policy, weighing privacy concerns against economic growth.
Supports targeted tech regulation for safety while avoiding stifling innovation.
Supports innovation-friendly tech policies and rural broadband expansion.
Sue Zwahlen has not taken a strong public position on Technology & AI Regulation.
Helen Tran has not taken a strong public position on Technology & AI Regulation.
Linda Duncan has not taken a strong public position on Technology & AI Regulation.
Buddy Dyer has not taken a strong public position on Technology & AI Regulation.
Sharon Weston Broome has not taken a strong public position on Technology & AI Regulation.
Lorraine Cochran-Johnson has not taken a strong public position on Technology & AI Regulation.
Conservative3509
Estimated from republican party platform
Critical of government overreach in technology regulation.
Opposes heavy-handed tech regulation, preferring industry self-regulation and innovation-friendly policies.
Takes a balanced approach to technology policy, weighing privacy concerns against economic growth.
Opposes government censorship of social media platforms; skeptical of Big Tech regulation.
Supports targeted tech regulation for safety while avoiding stifling innovation.
Opposes most government tech regulation; favors antitrust enforcement and a libertarian hands-off approach to internet governance.
Opposes government regulation of tech companies; focuses on Big Tech censorship of conservatives.
Opposes government regulation of technology; focused on Big Tech censorship of conservatives.
Opposes government regulation of technology; supports cryptocurrency and decentralized tech.
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