Unless I am wrong the ruling party of the house and senate for that state draw the districts. Now some courts for those states as in the case of Ohio have requested fair redistricting but for those states that lean right for their court I don't see anything changing regardless if AI is used.
Separate from the midterms thou, and focusing on the election for the presidency (a equally valuable part of government ownership); the problem is with the Electoral College.
For example, as the Washington Post noted shortly after the election, Wyoming has three electoral votes and a population of 586,107, while California has 55 electoral votes and 39,144,818 residents. Distributing the electoral vote evenly among each state's residents suggest that individual votes from Wyoming carry 3.6 times more influence, or weight, than those from California.
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