Technology & Privacy
Data privacy, AI, and technology regulation.
Positions (75)
Stated positions are documented + sourced; derived positions come from a member's votes on bills tagged to this issue (Yea on a bill that advances it = support, and so on). 937 bills tagged · 75 members with related votes. A member with no cited stance or directional vote is left off, not guessed.
- Al Green Partial support derived Derived from 11 votes on tagged bills →
- Analilia Mejia Full support derived Derived from 1 vote on tagged bills →
- Andy Kim Full support derived Derived from 2 votes on tagged bills →
- August Pfluger Partial support derived Derived from 11 votes on tagged bills →
- Becca Balint Partial support derived Derived from 10 votes on tagged bills →
- Bernard Sanders Oppose derived Derived from 2 votes on tagged bills →
- Beth Van Duyne Partial support derived Derived from 9 votes on tagged bills →
- Bonnie Watson Coleman Partial support derived Derived from 11 votes on tagged bills →
- Brandon Gill Partial support derived Derived from 11 votes on tagged bills →
- Brendan F. Boyle Partial support derived Derived from 11 votes on tagged bills →
- Brian Babin Partial support derived Derived from 11 votes on tagged bills →
- Brian K. Fitzpatrick Partial support derived Derived from 11 votes on tagged bills →
- Chip Roy Unknown derived Derived from 10 votes on tagged bills →
- Chrissy Houlahan Partial support derived Derived from 10 votes on tagged bills →
- Christian D. Menefee Full support derived Derived from 2 votes on tagged bills →
- Christopher H. Smith Partial support derived Derived from 11 votes on tagged bills →
- Christopher R. Deluzio Partial support derived Derived from 11 votes on tagged bills →
- Cory A. Booker Full support derived Derived from 2 votes on tagged bills →
- Craig A. Goldman Partial support derived Derived from 10 votes on tagged bills →
- Dan Crenshaw Partial support derived Derived from 9 votes on tagged bills →
- Daniel Meuser Partial support derived Derived from 10 votes on tagged bills →
- David Mccormick Full support derived Derived from 2 votes on tagged bills →
- Donald Norcross Partial support derived Derived from 10 votes on tagged bills →
- Dwight Evans Partial support derived Derived from 10 votes on tagged bills →
- Frank Pallone Partial support derived Derived from 11 votes on tagged bills →
- Glenn Thompson Partial support derived Derived from 11 votes on tagged bills →
- Greg Casar Partial support derived Derived from 7 votes on tagged bills →
- Guy Reschenthaler Partial support derived Derived from 10 votes on tagged bills →
- Henry Cuellar Partial support derived Derived from 10 votes on tagged bills →
- Herbert C. Conaway Partial support derived Derived from 8 votes on tagged bills →
- Jake Ellzey Partial support derived Derived from 10 votes on tagged bills →
- Jasmine Crockett Partial support derived Derived from 9 votes on tagged bills →
- Jefferson Van Drew Partial support derived Derived from 11 votes on tagged bills →
- Joaquin Castro Partial support derived Derived from 10 votes on tagged bills →
- Jodey C. Arrington Partial support derived Derived from 10 votes on tagged bills →
- John Cornyn Full support derived Derived from 2 votes on tagged bills →
- John Fetterman Full support derived Derived from 2 votes on tagged bills →
- John Joyce Partial support derived Derived from 11 votes on tagged bills →
- John R. Carter Partial support derived Derived from 11 votes on tagged bills →
- Josh Gottheimer Partial support derived Derived from 9 votes on tagged bills →
- Julie Johnson Partial support derived Derived from 10 votes on tagged bills →
- Keith Self Partial support derived Derived from 11 votes on tagged bills →
- Lamonica Mciver Partial support derived Derived from 11 votes on tagged bills →
- Lance Gooden Partial support derived Derived from 11 votes on tagged bills →
- Lizzie Fletcher Partial oppose derived Derived from 10 votes on tagged bills →
- Lloyd Doggett Partial support derived Derived from 9 votes on tagged bills →
- Lloyd Smucker Partial support derived Derived from 11 votes on tagged bills →
- Madeleine Dean Partial support derived Derived from 11 votes on tagged bills →
- Marc A. Veasey Partial support derived Derived from 10 votes on tagged bills →
- Mary Gay Scanlon Partial support derived Derived from 11 votes on tagged bills →
- Michael Cloud Partial support derived Derived from 11 votes on tagged bills →
- Michael T. Mccaul Partial support derived Derived from 10 votes on tagged bills →
- Mike Kelly Partial support derived Derived from 10 votes on tagged bills →
- Monica De La Cruz Partial support derived Derived from 10 votes on tagged bills →
- Morgan Luttrell Partial support derived Derived from 11 votes on tagged bills →
- Nathaniel Moran Partial support derived Derived from 11 votes on tagged bills →
- Nellie Pou Partial support derived Derived from 11 votes on tagged bills →
- Pat Fallon Partial support derived Derived from 9 votes on tagged bills →
- Pete Sessions Partial support derived Derived from 11 votes on tagged bills →
- Peter Welch Oppose derived Derived from 2 votes on tagged bills →
- Randy K. Sr. Weber Partial support derived Derived from 11 votes on tagged bills →
- Robert Menendez Partial support derived Derived from 11 votes on tagged bills →
- Robert P. Bresnahan Partial support derived Derived from 10 votes on tagged bills →
- Roger Williams Partial support derived Derived from 10 votes on tagged bills →
- Ronny Jackson Partial support derived Derived from 10 votes on tagged bills →
- Ryan Mackenzie Partial support derived Derived from 11 votes on tagged bills →
- Scott Perry Partial oppose derived Derived from 11 votes on tagged bills →
- Summer L. Lee Partial support derived Derived from 11 votes on tagged bills →
- Sylvia R. Garcia Partial support derived Derived from 11 votes on tagged bills →
- Ted Cruz Full support derived Derived from 2 votes on tagged bills →
- Thomas H. Kean Partial support derived Derived from 9 votes on tagged bills →
- Troy E. Nehls Partial support derived Derived from 8 votes on tagged bills →
- Veronica Escobar Partial support derived Derived from 10 votes on tagged bills →
- Vicente Gonzalez Partial support derived Derived from 11 votes on tagged bills →
- Wesley Hunt Partial support derived Derived from 7 votes on tagged bills →
Recent activity
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A conservative political activist who has been deeply entrenched in right-wing politics for decades is calling on the government to implement safety guardrails on artificial intelligence (AI), especially when it comes to protecting children and ensuring that the booming technology doesn't displace American workers en masse. "If something happens with one of these companies, whether it's a child ta
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David Brooks of The Atlantic and Kimberly Atkins Stohr of The Boston Globe join Geoff Bennett to discuss the week in politics, including President Trump hitting the campaign trail in a string of reliably Republican states, GOP vulnerabilities heading into the midterms and the administration's strategy on artificial intelligence.
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President Trump is expected to tap Jay Clayton , his director of national intelligence, for a new role as the White House's artificial intelligence — or in Trump's words, " super intelligence " — czar. Why it matters: Clayton, who Trump previously told Axios would be a good idea for AI czar, is expected to take on the second title, sources told Axios. Calls for government intervention into AI's ra
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As you know, I’ve always tried to run this show with an attitude of sincerity in the hopes that would make you think I was telling the truth. And in that spirit, I would like to announce that from now on, these opening satires will be written by artificial intelligence. In the past, I would have to do the hard work of making the Left look absurd, destructive and idiotic either by quoting them or …
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The signing of an AI accord by President Trump and tech leaders has done little to quell concerns over the lack of guardrails surrounding artificial intelligence. While Trump says industry officials can self-police, critics say more is needed to make sure AI development doesn’t get out of hand, even as some described it as a...
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As Democrats scramble to create a viable plan to regulate artificial intelligence, one little-known lawmaker is playing a major behind-the-scenes role in shaping her party’s approach to the technology. Rep. Valerie Foushee, a North Carolina Democrat in her second term, is one of three co-chairs of a commission tasked by Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries to generate AI policy recommendations. It's a
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Some of the collective action we need to ensure that artificial intelligence is developed cautiously, responsibly, and for everyone's benefit.
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The leading Democrat on the House's select committee to investigate the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is calling on the U.S.'s leading artificial intelligence labs for information on Beijing's alleged efforts to steal model weights from their firms. Rep. Ro Khanna (D-Calif.), the ranking member of the House Select Committee on the CCP, requested data Thursday...
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Senate Commerce Chair Ted Cruz blocked an effort from Sen. Marsha Blackburn to pass her bill on the chamber floor Wednesday afternoon that would allow people to sue over artificial intelligence “deepfakes” — the latest episode in a long-running public rift between the two Republicans over AI legislation. Blackburn of Tennessee argued the measure, the NO FAKES Act, would guarantee protections again
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Google is unveiling its long-awaited next-generation AI model, Gemini 4 Argon, to a small group of cybersecurity partners, the company said Wednesday. Why it matters: Gemini 4 arrives after a long gap at the top of Google's model lineup, in which the company kept rolling out smaller, cheaper Flash models while rivals OpenAI and Anthropic sprinted forward. State of play: Google says Gemini 4 Argon
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Do Americans have a reasonable expectation of privacy in public? Reason has published extensively on the problems associated with law enforcement's current use of automatic license plate readers and the ongoing nationwide backlash to mass government surveillance. In response, proponents of the technology commonly argue that concerns over privacy violations are unfounded. Besides, the argument goes
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Concierge government: "The Trump administration has built a tool powered by artificial intelligence that its developers promise will serve as a 'concierge' to the federal government, as it attempts to modernize the relationship between citizens and the state. It will be housed at a website called America.gov , setting up a test for the Trump administration's digital ambitions," reports The Wall St
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President Donald Trump has a new plan to keep artificial intelligence safe, and he's putting much of the responsibility on the companies building it. Trump met with some of the industry’s biggest names at the White House Tuesday and announced a new voluntary safety agreement. “In order to build a positive future for the American...
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The U.S. Department of Education’s Student Privacy Policy Office recently launched an investigation of a Massachusetts school district following reports that school officials allegedly facilitated the “gender transition” of a minor student without the knowledge or consent of the child’s parents. Earlier this week, Democrats effectively boycotted a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on fairness in
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To amend the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act to reauthorize the Rural and Municipal Utility Advanced Cybersecurity Grant and Technical Assistance Program, and for other purposes.
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To require the Secretary of Energy to establish the Advanced Artificial Intelligence Evaluation Program, and for other purposes.
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Health care patients would have to be told when a facility is using artificial intelligence to make clinical decisions under a bill that got strong bipartisan support Wednesday in passing the Pennsylvania House.
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Top tech executives met with President Trump on Tuesday to discuss the future of artificial intelligence amid growing concerns over AI models losing control. Researchers and lawmakers are calling for stronger safeguards, but Trump said the technology is transforming the economy and that the U.S. cannot afford to lose its lead over China. Geoff Bennett discussed more with Gary Marcus.