A conservative political action committee focused on artificial intelligence policy, Defending Our Values PAC, has made its first campaign investments by backing two Republican House candidates in races it considers pivotal to the GOP retaining control of the chamber. According to Fox News Digital, the PAC is supporting Rhett Marques, who is running in Alabama's 2nd Congressional District, and Scott Singer, the former mayor of Boca Raton, Florida. The move marks the PAC's entry into electoral politics as tech-focused conservative groups increasingly seek influence over congressional races tied to Big Tech and AI regulation.

The PAC's backing forms part of a broader multimillion-dollar push into House contests that Republicans view as critical battlegrounds ahead of the midterms, with control of the chamber at stake. Details on the exact size of the financial commitment and the PAC's specific policy priorities were not fully disclosed in the available report, though the involvement signals growing interest from AI-focused donors in shaping the makeup of the next Congress.