Protect American jobs from artificial intelligence.

Purpose

Progress should be measured by how much it improves our lives, not simply by what technology can do next. AI might become better at filing taxes than a CPA, but what problem would replacing that CPA actually solve? Who benefits, who loses, and are the benefits worth the disruption? Being able to automate a job doesn't mean we should rush to do it. Before letting AI take over one field after another, we need to take an honest look at the consequences for workers, families, communities and the country as a whole. Some uses could solve serious problems. Others could mainly increase profits while leaving everyone else to absorb preventable harm. Our objective should be to use AI where it makes life better, with Americans' livelihoods and our country's long-term well-being guiding those decisions.