Protect What's Human

AI is being designed to replace us — threatening our jobs, our families, and our way of life. We should have a say. Have your say in AI’s future: ProtectWhatsHuman.org

Full article 🔗 nytimes.com/2026/03/19/bus…

Why talk to your parents if an AI bot can do it for you? "Pretty much all the things I wanted to tell them in my head, it already knew about from tracking everything about my life, and it could just tell them without me having to think,” an 18-year old software engineer said.

Tell your reps: We need common-sense regulation of AI designed to steal our work and take our jobs. ➡️ Take action: protectwhatshuman.org/act/letter-to-…

Big Tech companies don't care about the value of our work. They'd rather just replace us. But we can stand up to Silicon Valley.

Learn more about our campaign to #RegulateAI in @cardinalandpine cardinalpine.com/2026/03/31/nc-…

We're working to make sure every American can have a say on the future of AI. Because AI is a "a threat that most people relying on the technology to send emails, do their homework, and give them advice don’t fully grasp, and the window to prevent the worst case scenario is far shorter than people realize." - @AnthonyNAguirre

🔗 Read more in @WIRED by @VarshaaBansal wired.com/story/how-ai-c…

It's a tragedy: AI chatbots provided deadly information to their kids, parents allege. Now they're leading the charge to hold Big Tech accountable.

Learn more about the Pro-Human AI Declaration 👇 protectwhatshuman.org/blog/ai-just-d…

Concerns about AI are uniting people and organizations who disagree about almost everything else. The Pro-Human AI Declaration lays out the protections we need to make sure AI serves humanity, not the reverse — and signatories spanning from the Progressive Democrats of America and @RalphNader to The Congress of Christian Leaders and Steve Bannon are signing on.

Data centers are eating up rural communities' land and resources. American farmers are fighting back.

AI as a therapist. AI as a coworker. AI as a romantic partner. Chatbots are replacing relationships that once were only human. It's changing how we interact with each other. And companies are profitting off it.

Read the full story: 🔗 protectwhatshuman.org/blog/from-todd…

Unregulated access to AI at school and at home is putting kids at risk. From AI-generated explicit images of minors to AI therapists providing dangerous information, it's clear Big Tech can't be trusted to create AI tools that are safe for kids on their own. We need to #RegulateAI.

Gone are the days of a Nigerian prince emailing you for money. AI is now powering scams that are personalized, realistic, and near impossible to detect. And it's costing Americans billions of dollars.

Use our quick form to tell your reps: We need common-sense regulation of AI. protectwhatshuman.org/act/letter-to-…

There aren't a lot of issues that most Americans agree on. One of the few? We're worried about #AI. Feel the same way? Take action👇

Read the full article here: edweek.org/technology/mom…

Moms across the political spectrum agree: Access to unregulated AI poses a risk to their kids and their future. @alysonrklein reports for @educationweek

"Technology keeps moving into spaces that once felt purely human. The drive-thru greeting used to be about personality and mood. Now it may be part of a data dashboard." - @cyberguy for @FoxNews foxnews.com/tech/burger-ki…