Introduction
Who We Are
AI on the Ballot is a program of Regulating AI, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization headquartered in Reston, Virginia. Regulating AI is part of Knowledge Networks, a Washington, D.C.-based AI governance organization founded by Sanjay K. Puri. Regulating AI won the Shorty Award (Silver Honoree, News & Politics, 17th Annual) for ethical AI governance journalism.
Our Values
Transparency
All positions documented come from leaders own public statements with direct links and dates. We do not manipulate quotes or take statements out of context.
Fairness
Every candidate receives identical format, identical access, identical runtime, and identical distribution. Procedures are transparent and documented. All invitations are logged and dated.
Engagement
Conversations are issue focused and designed to help leaders articulate positions fully. No ambush interviews. No gotcha questioning. Topic provided in advance.
Commitment
AI on the Ballot serves democracy by ensuring voters have access to information about where leaders stand on artificial intelligence policy.
Our Mission
AI on the Ballot is a non-partisan series bringing together policymakers, candidates, experts, and innovators for substantive 30-minute conversations about artificial intelligence governance, energy policy, workforce development, infrastructure, and innovation. The platforms mission is simple: voters deserve to know where their leaders stand on artificial intelligence before casting their ballots. Leaders deserve a credible venue to discuss complex policy without partisan pressure.
Commitment
Regulating AI is a 501(c)(3) organization, which means we are legally obligated to remain non-partisan. We accept no funding from political campaigns or partisan political organizations. We do not endorse candidates or parties. All conversations on AI on the Ballot are explicitly non-partisan. Leaders from both major political parties appear on this platform. Their participation reflects institutional confidence in our commitment to fairness, not partisan alignment with any candidate or party.
Our Partnerships
Regulating AI and Knowledge Networks have established partnerships with significant organizations advancing AI governance globally. These include Club de Madrid (an organization of former heads of state), the International Telecommunication Union, the World Economic Forum, IndiaAI Mission, World Summit AI Amsterdam, OGP Global Summit, and others. These partnerships demonstrate institutional recognition of Regulating AI s credibility and commitment to advancing democratic discourse on artificial intelligence policy.
Our Global Reach
Regulating AI reaches global audiences with AI governance content across 130+ countries. Our content has been translated into multiple languages. Our research and analysis inform policy discussions in legislatures, international organizations, and business forums worldwide. AI on the Ballot represents American leadership in transparent, non-partisan dialogue about artificial intelligence governance.
