ABG’s Goals That Reach Across the Aisle
Making College Affordability a Reality for Californians
- College affordability in California is a pressing issue due to steep tuition increases.
- ABG proposes a 10-year tuition freeze for California residents in UCs and state schools.
- The aim is to prevent further price gouging and set a precedent for affordable education in the state.
- ABG aims to tackle college affordability in California by proposing a Statewide College lending program with interest-free loans.
- The program prioritizes middle-class residents, often excluded from traditional financial aid, with a focus on households earning $100,000 to $300,000 per year.
- Additionally, private schools are invited to participate, contingent on them signing a pledge to join the 10-year tuition freeze proposed earlier in bipartisan College affordability platform.
Regulating AI Before it Threatens Humanity
Regulating AI Before it is Too Late
- Federal government criticized for inaction on Big Tech and AI; proposing state-level intervention.
- Proposing a bipartisan AI Regulatory Commission with tech leaders to address advancing AI.
- Urgent call for support in the upcoming election to mitigate risks of unregulated AI.
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