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The United States of AI: An Ethical Policy Platform for American Workers (Overview)

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The United States of AI: An Ethical Policy Platform for American Workers (Overview)

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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:

As artificial intelligence reshapes the foundations of our economy, democracy, and daily life, the U.S. faces a critical policy crossroads. Will AI deepen inequality and erode trust—or help build a more fair, responsive, and future-ready society?

This foundational brief introduces a bold, people-centered federal policy platform designed for the age of AI. Grounded in economic justice, democratic accountability, and technological foresight, it outlines a proactive vision for workers, voters, and communities.

What You’ll Learn:

• Why AI policy is one of the most urgent issues facing the U.S. today

• The values and principles behind a worker-centered approach

• Key themes: jobs, rights, civil liberties, economic belonging, global governance

• How public institutions can rise to meet the AI moment

Who It’s For:

• Policymakers, educators, and labor leaders

• Concerned voters, organizers, and everyday citizens

• Tech workers and civic technologists

• Anyone ready to shape a future rooted in equity and trust

Why It Matters:

The rules we write today will define who benefits from AI—and who gets left behind. This is our chance to ensure that the next era of innovation serves the public good.

Explore the original posts at usai.futureincommon.org

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This brief is copyrighted © 2025 by Deion Lemelle / Future in Common.

The ideas are meant to be shared, adapted, and built upon.

Please do not republish the full document without permission.

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