American Tech Liberty Alliance

AMERICAN AI.
AMERICAN LEADERSHIP.
AMERICAN FREEDOM.

The pro-innovation movement fighting to keep artificial intelligence development in American hands — and out of the hands of those who would hand that future to China.

Launching July 6, 2026  ·  Two Days After America's 250th Birthday
55%
of Americans believe AI will do more harm than good
73%
already use AI tools in their daily lives
100
U.S. senators rated on AI innovation record
250
years of American liberty — worth defending
Our Mission

We Are Building the
Pro-Innovation Coalition
America Needs

The American Tech Liberty Alliance is a 501(c)(4) advocacy organization dedicated to a single mission: ensuring that the United States leads the world in artificial intelligence development — and that American workers, American families, and American communities benefit from that leadership. We believe AI is the most powerful economic opportunity in a generation. We refuse to let fear become federal policy.

01
Political Advocacy & Coalition Building
We are building a 51-senator pro-innovation coalition in the United States Senate — the bipartisan majority needed to defeat restrictive AI legislation and advance a federal framework that keeps American AI competitive with China.
02
Senator Ratings Program
Every U.S. senator receives an A through F grade on their AI policy record — based on voting history, bill sponsorship, public statements, committee activity, and China competitiveness awareness. Published July 6, 2026.
03
American AI Education Program
We are closing the gap between AI adoption and AI understanding — with accessible, accurate education for American workers, students, and communities about what AI means for their lives and their future.
04
State Innovation Program
We are partnering with state governments to demonstrate — in real communities — that AI creates jobs, improves public services, and builds economic opportunity. Proof that replaces fear with fact.
05
Pro-Innovation Legislative Drafting
We are drafting model federal legislation — the Federal AI Preemption Act, the American AI Competitiveness Act, and the Government AI Integration Act — that gives Congress concrete pro-innovation alternatives to restrictive proposals.
The Threat We Face

Fear Is Becoming
Federal Policy

On March 25, 2026, Senator Bernie Sanders introduced the AI Data Center Moratorium Act — legislation that would freeze all new AI data center construction in America until Congress passes a set of conditions that could take years to meet. It has no realistic path through the current Congress. But it does not need to pass to cause damage. It is already shaping the political environment, validating public fear, and creating regulatory uncertainty that threatens hundreds of billions in American AI investment.

"The emerging chassis of AI must be built by America. We can put appropriate guardrails in place without handing the win on AI to China."
Senator John Fetterman (D-PA) — March 25, 2026

Senator Fetterman is right. And he should not be alone. ATLA exists to build the coalition of senators — Republican and Democrat — who understand that restricting American AI is not a safety policy. It is a China policy.

55%
of Americans believe AI will do more harm than good — up 11 points in 11 months
Quinnipiac University Poll, March 2026
70%
believe AI will reduce job opportunities — up 14 points from 2025
Quinnipiac University Poll, March 2026
65%
oppose AI data centers in their community — the polling fuel behind the Moratorium Act
Quinnipiac University Poll, March 2026
$650B
committed by Amazon, Google, Meta & Microsoft to AI infrastructure in 2026 alone
Bridgewater Associates analysis, 2026
Senator Ratings Program

Every Senator.
On the Record.
Rated A Through F.

For the first time in American political history, every United States senator will receive a comprehensive, evidence-based rating on their AI policy record. Scored on voting history, bill sponsorship, public statements, committee activity, and China competitiveness awareness. Published publicly on July 6, 2026.

A
30
Champions
B
31
Supporters
C
16
Persuadable
D
8
Pressure
F
14
Opposition

Full ratings and research files published July 6, 2026 at techlibertyalliance.org. Pre-launch research database available to founding donors and Advisory Board members.

About ATLA

Built in America.
Fighting for America.

The American Tech Liberty Alliance is headquartered in Dallas, Texas with a policy office in Washington, DC. We are a 501(c)(4) advocacy organization — which means we can engage directly in political advocacy, lobbying, and issue campaigns in ways that purely educational nonprofits cannot.

We are not a trade association representing corporate interests. We are an advocacy organization representing the American interest in maintaining technological leadership in the most consequential race of our generation. Our members are Americans who believe that freedom, innovation, and national strength go together — and that restricting AI hands that future to China.

We launch publicly on July 6, 2026 — two days after America's 250th birthday — with the release of our inaugural senator ratings, our economic research paper on the AI Data Center Moratorium Act, and our plan for building the 51-senator pro-innovation coalition America needs.

Organization Structure
501(c)(4) Advocacy Organization · ATLA PAC (Super PAC) · ATLA Foundation 501(c)(3)
Headquarters
Dallas, Texas · Washington DC Policy Office
Launch Date
July 6, 2026 · Two days after America's 250th Birthday
Five Pillars
Political Advocacy · Senator Ratings · AI Education · State Innovation · Legislative Drafting
Contact
jimmy@techlibertyalliance.org · techlibertyalliance.org