Lori Trahan

Représentante des États-Unis pour le 3e district du Massachusetts et autrice du projet de loi bipartisan Frontier Act, qui a déclaré à la Pro-Human Assembly de septembre 2026 que l’industrie de l’IA est engagée dans une course pour remplacer le travail et les moyens de subsistance des gens, comme la concurrence étrangère a jadis vidé de sa substance la Merrimack Valley où elle a grandi.

Fonctions

3 janv. 2019 – aujourd’huiMember of the U.S. House of Representatives for Massachusetts's 3rd district, United States House of RepresentativesDemocrat; sits on the Committee on Energy and Commerce, including its Subcommittee on Innovation, Data, and Commerce. Sponsor of the bipartisan Frontier Act, which would require leading AI companies to report rogue-AI incidents to the federal government and to hire independent evaluators before deployment. The committee assignment carries no start date on the source cited.Source →
29 nov. 2023 – aujourd’huiCo-Chair of the House Democratic Policy and Communications Committee, United States House of RepresentativesSource →

Au registre

15 sept. 2026 · Discours · Pro-Human Assembly, Washington, DC
This industry is in a race to replace us. Our work, our livelihoods … And I will not stand here and let it do it to the Merrimack Valley and the thousands of communities like it across our country. We have already lived through it once. Not again.
Co-Chair of the House Democratic Policy and Communications Committee, United States House of Representatives à l’époque
At the Pro-Human Assembly convened by the Future of Life Institute, speaking of the Merrimack Valley she grew up in. The ellipsis stands where the page prints an attribution tag (“,” Trahan said. “), so the two halves are consecutive blocks of the same remark rather than one continuous sentence; the first half ends on that attribution comma and is rendered without final punctuation.
Will AI kill us all? Not if Steve Bannon, Bernie Sanders, and Lori Trahan have their say. →