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Demanding a responsible rollout of AI

Last updated: November 2, 2026

Two years ago, we locked in on AI. We weren't sure if it was all hype, but the potential threat to climate progress raised alarm bells. Soon we realized that even if AI became more useful, the AI rollout posed huge social risks, including broad threats to jobs, and our company’s support for deportation and for gas & oil development.

It’s not inevitable that AI is rolled out at warp speed without considering its impacts—across the country, people are rising up for real regulation and against data centers. Seattle has banned surveillance pricing in groceries and is now in a one-year policy-making period for regulating data centers. Amazon committed to dropping NDAs when building data centers. California passed strong labor laws to protect workers from surveillance by their bosses. And we’ve been on that journey! In 2025, over 1200 of our co-workers signed our open letter to Amazon leadership about our concerns with the AI rollout, not because we’re experts or have all the answers but because we were concerned, and now multiple members of Congress have reached out to us about our experiences on the job. And right now, you can be a key part of the opportunities that are coming next. We’ll share about them at our big event on November 14th, “A Foot in the Door: How Amazon Workers can Influence AI policy” please join!

What you can do

Join us Nov. 14th for “A Foot in the Door: How Amazon Workers Can Influence AI Policy”!

WHEN: November 14th from 11AM-1 PM PT / 2-4 PM ET

WHERE: In-person in Seattle (exact location after RSVPing), livestreamed everywhere else 

WHAT: Join us as we share our recent wins impacting AI policy, our experiences and stories with one another on how AI is impacting us, and upcoming opportunities and the roles we need you for!

Sign our open letter!

Join over 1200 co-workers who have raised serious concerns about the aggressive rollout of AI during the global rise of authoritarianism and our most important years to reverse the climate crisis.

We’re the workers who develop, train, and use AI, so we have a responsibility to intervene.

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Get ICE out of our work

Last updated: November 2, 2026

Amazon Web Services recently earned 64 million dollars in contracts with ICE and CBP, but its own workers are living in fear.  Many of us are immigrants, and many of us come from immigrant families. We worry about our safety and our loved ones' safety, and never want to see AI used for violence, surveillance, or mass deportation.

What you can do

Sign our petition to get ICE out of Amazon

If you’re worried about ICE and Amazon’s complicity in authoritarianism, join with warehouse workers here to demand our leadership protects us. Signing will connect you to a group of workers who are ready to fight back together.

Learn about Amazon’s connections to ICE

Amazon has millions of dollars in contracts with ICE + CBP, and AWS is a strategic partner of Palantir, which provides surveillance and data aggregation tools to ICE.

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