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Comment by Sara Jacobs
U.S. Representative from California's 51st congressional district
Corporations are already laying off workers and raking in the profits from AI systems trained on human work – without ensuring workers share in those gains. That's why Congress needs to act now by preparing the economy for AI, creating guardrails so it augments workers instead of replacing them, and strengthening the social safety net. The AI Tax and Work Protection Act will tax certain uses of AI, especially when they lead to job cuts, and it will help create jobs for workers who may be left behind by the AI transition. If AI profits off human work, workers deserve job security and a share of those profits.Unverified (Aug 7, 2026)
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