AI is shaping who gets a house, a job, a loan, or lifesaving medical care.
John,
Artificial intelligence is now a projected $244 billion industry, and it’s already embedded in everything from hiring software to mortgage approvals. It’s shaping who gets a house, a job, a loan, or lifesaving medical care — often without anyone knowing how the decision was made.
And when AI systems are trained on biased data, they produce biased outcomes. It’s increasingly happening in the algorithms that quietly govern our lives.
That’s why I recently introduced the AI Civil Rights Act in the House of Representatives, the most comprehensive effort yet to ensure that the technologies of the future are built on fairness, transparency, and accountability — not the injustices of the past.
Here’s what the bill does:
- Prevents companies from using biased or discriminatory AI in critical decisions that affect peoples’ lives
- Requires testing before and after deployment so potential harms are caught and fixed, not ignored
- Demands transparency around complex algorithms so that people know how decisions about them are made
These are common-sense solutions that will make sure AI serves people instead of discriminating against them. But Big Tech is already lobbying hard against new guardrails, because they want a world where their profits are protected and working people shoulder all the risk.
That’s why I’m asking you to help me build the momentum we need to beat them by chipping in $3, or anything you can, to support my campaign.
Contribute $3
I don’t take corporate PAC money, which means grassroots support is the only reason I can lead fights like this. Your donations fuel my ability to push back against corporate lobbyists and build the broad coalition needed to pass this bill.
So if you can, please chip in today and help me keep up the fight to build a government that puts working people first.
In solidarity,
Pramila Jayapal
