We’re a non-profit, grassroots campaign launched by @JusticeDotOrg, working to hold powerful corporations accountable.
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According to a @heatinitiative experiment, a Character.AI bot impersonating Patrick
Mahomes offered a 15-year-old a marijuana edible. This isn't an isolated incident — it's a
pattern.
Character.AI is accused of allowing its bots to push illegal activity, fake professional credentials, and dispense unqualified medical and mental health advice without oversight or accountability. They can and should fix this.
Powerful corporations are rigging the system to escape accountability. We're fighting to make sure you still have a path to justice.
“States are the laboratories of legal process and progress.”
@SenBlumenthal stressed the importance of civil liability in protecting people and holding AI companies accountable, while emphasizing the critical role states play in shaping legal responses to emerging technologies.
According to new polling most Americans agree: if your insurer denies, delays, or underpays your home claim, you should be able to seek justice.
People deserve the protection they paid for from their insurance companies. Learn more ⬇️ dataforprogress.org/blog/202…
.@SenateCommerce passed #KOSA with unanimous, bipartisan support.
Now we’re calling on Senators to keep that version intact and get it across the finish line. For the sake of America’s kids, we can’t let Big Tech weaken this bill.
Eight states are holding OpenAI accountable, claiming ChatGPT coached users, including kids and teens, to hurt themselves or others.
A coordinated, bipartisan push to make an AI company answer for the harm it causes. Learn more ⬇️
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Tina (@MeganMeierFndn) is urging Congress to spare other families the pain of losing a child to online dangers.
She's asking her Senators, @SenHawleyPress and @SenEricSchmitt, to finish the job and pass the latest version of #KOSA. stltoday.com/opinion/column/…
Corporations that build AI systems must be held accountable when their products hurt people. “The AI did it on its own” is not a defense.
Companies built it, companies profit from it, and companies must answer for it when harm occurs. nytimes.com/2026/10/10/opini…
Millions of American drivers and homeowners pay their premiums on time. Now Senators are demanding to know why the country’s biggest insurers are delaying and denying claims.
Protection is what Americans pay for. Corporate profits should never come first. wsj.com/finance/warren-and-h…
A driverless @Waymo blew past barricades and a stop sign at a Denver farmers market last week. Police could not ticket it since Colorado law has no way to cite a car with no driver.
Without accountability, incidents like this could keep happening. 9news.com/article/news/commu…
During a @HSGAC subcommittee hearing, Chair @SenHawleyPress warned that AI companies are dodging responsibility for the damage their systems cause, and they want more exceptions from government rules.
“We should go in the opposite direction. Hold them accountable and let people vindicate their rights.”
Corporations that profit from trafficking must be held accountable.
For many survivors, the civil justice system is the only path to real accountability — and real justice. Hear more from trial lawyer Kristina Aiad-Toss ⬇️
Forced arbitration "to its darkest extremes": wrongful death, catastrophic injury, criminal abuse. A new @centerjd report details how bad actors are using forced arbitration to limit survivors' access to justice.
See examples of recent cases: centerjd.org/content/study-i…
