Tomorrow Together Launches With $10 Million to Push Democrats on AI
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Updated · The New York Times · Sep 8
Tomorrow Together Launches With $10 Million to Push Democrats on AI
1 articles · Updated · The New York Times · Sep 8
Summary
$10 million in initial funding will back Tomorrow Together, a new Democratic PAC targeting House midterm candidates in swing states over artificial-intelligence policy.
The group plans to support candidates who favor child-safety and data-privacy rules and limits on data-center construction, while also funding polling on voter concerns.
Founders Karthik Ganapathy and Rob Flaherty said Democrats have been too slow and too quiet on AI even as Republicans compete to own the issue.
Polling cited by the PAC shows broad bipartisan unease about AI's effects on jobs, energy costs, education, mental health and cybersecurity, with federal guardrails still lagging.