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Fmr Lawmakers Launch PACs to Push AI Safeguards

Nov 26, 2025 | 5:44 PM

Two former members of Congress have announced the creation of two super PACs aimed at supporting candidates who favor stronger oversight of artificial intelligence.

Former Rep. Chris Stewart, R-Utah, and former Rep. Brad Carson, D-Okla., plan to form separate Republican and Democratic super PACs, according to The Hill.

Their goal is to raise $50 million to support candidates who back AI guardrails, according to their announcement.

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