Jamie Joyce Endorsed by Famous Tech Ethicist and ‘The AI Doc’ Producer
East Bay underdog, Jamie Joyce, has been endorsed by a famous tech ethicist, and the producer of the new Netflix film, “The AI Doc.” AI is going to be one of our biggest challenges to navigate in the next two years, so Jamie Joyce is running for Congress because we need in-house expertise - plus Jamie already has a bill draft about AI ready to go.
Congress has finally realized that managing AI risk is serious business, and incumbents are trying to catch up. But many experts have known this for years - including East Bay's D12 congressional candidate Jamie Joyce. We won’t have many chances to ensure that we can keep the benefits of AI without risking the environment, people’s lives, their jobs, their rights, or our collective wellbeing - that’s why Jamie is asking you to send her to Congress. See her campaign video about AI here.
Jamie Endorsed by Film Producer of “The AI Doc,” now on Netflix
“The AI Doc” is a film, now streaming on Netflix, that educates viewers on the complexities of the challenges we face about AI. Jamie was interviewed for the film alongside the most famous AI safety experts, CEOs, and “accelerationists.” It is now available for viewing as of today. While Jamie’s interview didn’t make the Final Cut, one of the producers of the film, Ted Tremper, has endorsed Jamie Joyce’s congressional candidacy for her work in AI. However, he is not the only person working in the “AI space” to do so. You can view other endorsements here, including by famous tech ethicist Tristan Harris.
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Jamie was invited to give a technical presentation about her approach to AI governance at Far.AI, an AI safety research institute which has produced more than 40 academic papers, including an ICML 2026 Outstanding Paper Honorable Mention, with publications at venues like NeurIPS, ICML, and ICLR, and coverage in the Financial Times, Nature News, and MIT Technology Review.
Jamie also recently spoke at the Stop the AI Race protest, to educate folks on her bill, The MAD Act, which has a 250-page plan to address AI comprehensively and fairly.
Are you an AI safety or policy expert or enthusiast? Read Jamie’s latest piece arguing for a fair, thoughtful, and comprehensive approach to AI policy.
“There is a big difference between re-electing a candidate who is still playing catch-up to the AI conversation, and someone who has been in it for years. The most responsible thing for a representative to do, if they truly care about people more than they care about their job, would be to pass the torch to tech-competent colleagues who can help the country navigate through this challenge. Many of the issues we will face in the next two years will have a technological angle. It’s important for matters related to national security, health, education, the economy, and the environment that we have a tech-competent person able to legislate both carefully and comprehensively in the House. Both overregulation and under-regulation are risks.”