Consumer Reports
- Type
- Campaign
- Lieu
- États-Unis — United States, federal and state.
- Dernière vérification
- 2026-09-22
- Prochaine vérification
- 2027-03-21
Pas encore traduit — affiché en anglais.
Comment les joindre
- Action page
Ce qu'ils demandent — dans leurs propres termes
AI products sold to consumers should be tested, transparent and accountable, and states should keep their role in regulating AI.
Ce qu'ils font
Independent product testing plus a policy arm (CR Advocacy) that files regulatory comments, testifies to Congress (including on AI-enabled fraud and scams), surveys consumers on AI, and backs state algorithmic accountability bills such as Washington SB 5116. It publicly backed the Senate vote upholding states' role over AI regulation and raised concerns about the White House AI Action Plan.
Ce qu'un nouveau venu peut faire
Read the CR Advocacy AI press releases to see which bills it supports, cite its testing in a complaint, and subscribe for advocacy alerts.
Bon à savoir
Its AI landing page URL could not be confirmed — the domain and its AI positions are verified through CR's own press releases and research posts on advocacy.consumerreports.org, but treat any specific AI sub-page path as UNVERIFIED. Its focus is consumer protection, not catastrophic risk.
Conseils
unclear
Où ils agissent
United States, federal and state.
Taille
Very large and well-resourced; one of the few AI-engaged organisations with its own independent testing labs.
Dépenses
Subscription and donation funded; takes no advertising.