United States of AI Ethical Policy - This Platform Belongs to Us
A Civic Brief from Future in Common
Part of the series: “The United States of AI: An Ethical Policy Platform for American Workers”
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What This Brief Covers:
Artificial intelligence is reshaping the world—but the public has been left out of the conversation.
This foundational brief is both a declaration and a call to action:
AI policy is not just for engineers or CEOs. It’s about all of us.
“This Platform Belongs to Us” frames the AI era as a constitutional-scale turning point—one that demands public imagination, worker-centered reform, and democratic oversight. It introduces the core vision behind The United States of AI and invites everyone to reclaim a voice in how our future is built.
What You’ll Learn:
• Why today’s AI decisions will shape rights, power, and prosperity for generations
• How the speed of disruption makes early policy choices functionally permanent
• What’s at stake if we don’t act—and what’s possible if we do
• How a people-powered AI platform can restore civic trust and economic dignity
Who It’s For:
• Voters, educators, and concerned citizens
• Campaigns, civic leaders, and grassroots organizations
• Policy advocates and public interest technologists
• Anyone seeking clarity, direction, and hope in the AI transition
Why It Matters:
If we allow private actors to shape the AI future alone, we risk codifying deregulation by default.
But with intention, we can design a democratic path forward—one rooted in care, rights, and shared power.
This platform belongs to all of us. The future does too.
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This brief is copyrighted © 2025 by Deion Lemelle / Future in Common.
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PDF of the full civic brief formatted for easy sharing