For public affairs teams and advocates pursuing a change in technology policy, map the people and institutions that can influence the outcome, compare routes such as agency meetings and coalition outreach, and prepare audience-specific talking points. You leave with a prioritized stakeholder map, an engagement sequence, and questions to resolve before taking action.
Tech Lobbying
Build a technology policy lobbying plan with targets, messages, and a sequence of outreach.
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What it writes
- Prioritized stakeholder and influence map
- Technology policy engagement sequence
- Audience-specific lobbying talking points
How to use it
In your first message, name the policy decision, the outcome you want, the jurisdiction, your deadline, and any groups you must include or avoid. That gives the plan a useful target and sequence.
What you bring
- Policy issue and desired outcome
- Known stakeholders and organizational position
- Geography, timeline, and constraints
- Know which policy or decision you want changed
A good fit for
- Seeking agency input on proposed rules for artificial intelligence systems
- Building a coalition around state privacy legislation before a committee hearing
- Choosing between direct meetings and industry-group advocacy on broadband policy
Ways to start
A few requests this Agent can handle.
We want the state legislature to require breach notices within 30 days. Map key stakeholders and suggest an engagement sequence before the bill’s first committee hearing in May.
Our goal is federal guidance allowing hospitals to use AI triage tools. Compare meetings with agency staff against a coalition letter, including likely trade-offs.
We oppose a proposed city rule limiting curbside delivery robots. Create audience-specific talking points for council members, neighborhood groups, and local businesses.
Good to know
This workspace provides text assistance.
- Legal advice on lobbying registration or campaign-finance rules
- Making outreach or representing your organization
- Cannot check current bills, officials, or lobbying rules
- Cannot contact policymakers or advocacy groups
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