Campaign Position
The campaign is not anti-AI or anti-infrastructure. The point is whether Wisconsin communities get power, protection, transparency, and shared prosperity from the systems being built around them.
Local AI protects Wisconsin communities
AI deployment should strengthen local agency, privacy, resilience, and practical problem solving instead of extracting value from communities.
Local determination over infrastructure
Communities should have meaningful say over data-center siting, energy demand, water use, jobs, taxes, emergency planning, and public benefits.
Fair sharing of AI-generated value
When AI creates new wealth from public infrastructure, local labor, land, data, and energy systems, the benefits should be broadly shared.
Prosperous, rights-first AI
The campaign is pro-AI and pro-rights: privacy, due process, civil liberties, and community consent must remain central.
Approved partner organization
The Local Intelligence Project
The Local Intelligence Project is an approved alignment partner and public resource for the campaign's local AI approach.
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