The President is appointing an AI Czar.

We must tell them to put America First.

The clock is ticking. President Trump has given AI Czar Jay Clayton just 120 days to recommend how America handles AI,¹ and Big Tech is already at the table.²

Tech billionaires are spending nearly $200 million to elect politicians who'll write the rules their way.³ Mark Zuckerberg's Meta has poured $65 million into super PACs.⁴ OpenAI President Greg Brockman and Silicon Valley's biggest investors have built a war chest of more than $100 million.⁵ Their goal is to maximize profits and block real safety guardrails before Americans have a say.⁶

They have money. We have numbers.

We urge Jay Clayton to support mandatory guardrails that:

  1. Protect national security by stopping AI from being built that threatens our liberty and security.

  2. Hold Big Tech accountable with real transparency and liability for the harms caused by AI.

  3. Protect our children, our jobs, putting Humans First.

  4. Keep a human in the loop by banning AI that trains and improves itself without human control.

Big Tech just signed voluntary promises at the White House.⁷ Voluntary isn't good enough when our lives and liberty are at stake.

Sign now, before the billionaires write the rules for you.

Sources

¹ Kevin Breuninger, "Trump taps Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton as AI czar," CNBC, Oct. 3, 2026. https://www.cnbc.com/2026/10/03/trump-jay-clayton-ai-czar.html

² "New AI Czar Jay Clayton Gets 120 Days to Report on Tech's Risks," PYMNTS, Oct. 2026. Clayton told the Wall Street Journal that he expects safety mechanisms to be "developed in dialogue" with the industry. https://www.pymnts.com/news/artificial-intelligence/2026/new-ai-czar-jay-clayton-gets-120-days-to-report-on-techs-risks/

³ Combined total of Leading the Future's $125 million (see note 5) and Meta's $65 million (see note 4).

⁴ "Report: Meta pouring $65 million into PACs backing pro-AI state candidates," Sherwood News, Feb. 2026. https://sherwood.news/power/report-meta-pouring-usd65-million-into-pacs-backing-pro-ai-state-candidates/

⁵ "AI industry super PAC raises $125 million in 2025," CNBC, Jan. 30, 2026. https://www.cnbc.com/2026/01/30/ai-industry-super-pac-raises-campaign-money.html. On Brockman's $25 million in personal contributions, see "OpenAI Really Doesn't Like the Attention Its Co-Founder's Political Donations Are Getting," Gizmodo, June 2026. https://gizmodo.com/openai-really-doesnt-like-the-attention-its-co-founders-political-donations-are-getting-2000766386

⁶ "Meta to spend tens of millions on pro-AI super PAC," TechCrunch, 2025. Covers Meta's lobbying against California's SB 53, which would require AI firms to publish safety protocols and report safety incidents. https://techcrunch.com/?p=3039993

⁷ CNBC, Oct. 3, 2026. Covers AI developers signing voluntary safety standards at the White House.