Political Campaign Targets Republicans Over AI Moratorium Vote
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What happened
Tomorrow Together is launching a $4 million ad campaign against four House Republicans—Derrick Van Orden, Juan Ciscomani, Rob Bresnahan, and Tom Barrett—who supported a 2025 measure for a 10-year moratorium on state-level AI regulation. The moratorium provision did not survive in the Senate.
From breitbart.com
Why it matters
Polling commissioned by Tomorrow Together found that voters in these districts are more concerned about blocking state oversight of AI than controversies surrounding data centers. Voters also showed support for specific accountability measures, including requiring data centers to cover utility costs and holding AI companies liable for harm they cause.
From breitbart.com
Who's involved
- Derrick Van OrdenHouse representative targeted by the campaign
- Juan CiscomaniHouse representative targeted by the campaign
- Donald TrumpPolitician whose platform influences Juan Ciscomani
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The entities involved
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Juan Ciscomani
American politician (born 1982)
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Derrick Van Orden
American politician (born 1969)