A new faction within the Democratic Party is calling for strict regulation of AI lobbying, yet overlooks how deeply its own political operations have already been shaped by algorithms.

A newly formed super political action committee called “Tomorrow Together,” launched by two veteran Democratic strategists, has launched its first wave of advertising this week, investing $4 million across four key House races—Pennsylvania’s 7th district, Arizona’s 6th district, Wisconsin’s 3rd district, and Michigan’s 7th district—to portray Republicans as beholden to an AI lobbying consortium. The tech-focused political group, established last month, was founded by Rob Flaherty, digital strategy director for President Biden, and Katic Ganapati, former communications director for Senator Bernie Sanders. The two figures represent different factions within the Democratic Party. They stated that this late-stage intervention is not merely aimed at defeating Republicans in the midterm elections but also seeks to establish a winning artificial intelligence policy agenda for Democrats ahead of the 2028 election cycle.

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