House Democrats are actively pushing for new taxation measures targeting data centers and AI companies as part of a broader strategy to fund worker protections and create jobs. Senator Ron Wyden has called for new taxes on data centers, while House Democrats are pitching an AI tax linked to a mass employment plan. However, there appears to be a growing split among Democrats regarding the approach to AI regulation and taxation, as new proposals emerge. The party is also advocating for a national internet tax, reinforcing its commitment to leveraging tech-related revenues for worker support.