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In this dangerous and unprecedented moment in American history, tinkering around the edges just won’t work.

The policies and the politics of the Democratic establishment are no longer good enough.

The American people — in New York and all across this country — are sick and tired of status quo politics. They’re sick and tired of a rigged economy. And they’re sick and tired of billionaires and their super PACs buying elections.

I’m proud to work across the aisle on this legislation to support investments into developing new, PFAS-free turnout gear that protects firefighters across the country.

Together, we are creating a grassroots progressive movement that will defeat the oligarchs.

We can also overcome the odds, beat the oligarchs and create an economy that works for all, not just the few.

It's still under consideration with protections for our own civilians, but yeah, it's a good tool

The American people must have the ability to slow it down and make sure that AI benefits humanity, not just the richest people on the planet.

Senator Blackburn is doing a disservice to the citizens of Tennessee by refusing to debate. We deserve a governor who doesn’t hide from the voters in their basement and who is not afraid to discuss the issues that are important to our…

Left unchecked, Artificial Intelligence and robotics threatens the jobs, privacy rights and mental health of every man, woman and child in America.

AI was not created out of thin air. It was not a brilliant idea that just popped into Mark Zuckerberg’s head or Elon Musk’s imagination.

The principle is simple: When a public resource generates wealth, the public should share in that wealth.

As a society, we can no longer sit back and allow a handful of Big Tech oligarchs to determine the future of this revolutionary technology with no democratic input.

The future of AI and the fate of humanity must not be decided behind closed doors in Silicon Valley by billionaires seeking to maximize their power and profit.

Now more than ever, we need leaders in Congress who understand firsthand the struggles working people face.

Vermonters deserve to know that when they are looking at a campaign ad, that it’s actually the person it claims to be, and that’s why we need stronger AI regulation now, not later.

I see a need to go further than what Altman has advocated by giving the public the ability to stand up and say no to AI developments that could cause harm.