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Positions on the use of AI in military, intelligence, or national security contexts.
Killin's campaign platform (killinforcolorado.com/priorities) states she is 'dedicated to ensuring the United States keeps its worldwide lead in emerging technologies, which is critical to the future security of our country,' suggesting pro-military and national-security AI development, but she makes no explicit statement on military AI specifically.
A candidate's general stance on regulating AI systems.
Killin's campaign priorities page states she supports 'setting clear guidelines, standards, and rules of the road for AI and emerging digital assets that establish long-term certainty while allowing critical industries to grow, while also putting in place effective and fair oversight and protections for Colorado consumers and workers.' This suggests a balanced approach — not heavy-handed federal regulation but not light-touch either.
Views on protecting minors from harms related to AI or AI-mediated platforms.
According to search results, Killin signed on to support Colorado House Bill 1195, a bill aimed at protecting people seeking mental health care from unknowingly receiving it from a corporately-owned AI system instead of a trained professional — indicating she supports protections for vulnerable populations including children from AI-related harms.
Positions on AI-driven job displacement, reskilling programs, unemployment policy, and tax policy for distributing AI-driven wealth.
Killin's campaign priorities page (killinforcolorado.com/priorities) states she supports 'fighting to shape the industries of the future so that they both grow our economy and strengthen middle-class families — from high-tech manufacturing to artificial intelligence,' with 'effective and fair oversight and protections for Colorado consumers and workers.' This implies support for worker protections in an AI-driven economy.
Last updated Jul 15, 2026
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