> Opponents of state-level regulation fear a patchwork of laws will slow America’s progress in the artificial-intelligence arms race with China. They argue that the U.S. must spend trillions of dollars and build quickly in the coming years to maintain supremacy.
> Donors have already committed well above $100 million to political-action committees involved in that fight, which has been supercharged by the wealth of some individuals and companies. Included are the venture-capital firm Andreessen Horowitz and an OpenAI co-founder, Greg Brockman. Meta Platforms is also funding several political efforts.
> Supporters of more-stringent AI regulations launched their own effort this week, aiming to raise at least $50 million to help candidates who support more AI regulation.
> The biggest player so far is Leading the Future, a super PAC that has said it would use donations of more than $100 million to “reshape the political environment around innovation policy.” The group has vowed to support candidates of both parties who mirror the industry’s priorities and “aggressively oppose” those who jeopardize them.
> The super PAC said Andreessen Horowitz committed $25 million this year and $25 million next year, as have Brockman and his wife, Anna Brockman. Other supporters include the venture capitalist Joe Lonsdale, the investor Ron Conway and the AI company Perplexity.
McMacHack on
Throw more money in the money fire, eventually if we throw enough money in there I’m certain money will start coming back out of the fire eventually one day. We just need more money to keep throwing in the fire.
gornFlamout on
Well now you know how this ends.
thrway-fatpos on
My conspiracy is that they’re intentionally doing this to accelerate the bubble pop so they can immediately buy everything for cheap
thegooddoktorjones on
We need to make damn sure that the profits from everyone we lay off will go to US and not to THEM.
musafir6 on
This is called Innovation, nowadays.
MediumFinancial8221 on
lol, this all screams of fraud , a bubble, and the greedy ensuring control for themselves
Separate-Spot-8910 on
It should concern everyone that these guys want no regulation for their AI.
apostlebatman on
Won’t work with Mamdani. Good luck 👍🏽
FOTY2015 on
Anyone standing in the path of this money train will be flattened.
Alternative_Ask8636 on
I’m so tired.
Significant-Bowl3733 on
Everyone involved needs to be locked up.
Cpt_Riker on
AI is a scam making these billionaires even more billions. Of course they want to protect their scam.
Impossible_Raise2416 on
Bannon is a tech titan now ?
lunarpollen on
rent-seeking parasites
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> Opponents of state-level regulation fear a patchwork of laws will slow America’s progress in the artificial-intelligence arms race with China. They argue that the U.S. must spend trillions of dollars and build quickly in the coming years to maintain supremacy.
> Donors have already committed well above $100 million to political-action committees involved in that fight, which has been supercharged by the wealth of some individuals and companies. Included are the venture-capital firm Andreessen Horowitz and an OpenAI co-founder, Greg Brockman. Meta Platforms is also funding several political efforts.
> Supporters of more-stringent AI regulations launched their own effort this week, aiming to raise at least $50 million to help candidates who support more AI regulation.
> The biggest player so far is Leading the Future, a super PAC that has said it would use donations of more than $100 million to “reshape the political environment around innovation policy.” The group has vowed to support candidates of both parties who mirror the industry’s priorities and “aggressively oppose” those who jeopardize them.
> The super PAC said Andreessen Horowitz committed $25 million this year and $25 million next year, as have Brockman and his wife, Anna Brockman. Other supporters include the venture capitalist Joe Lonsdale, the investor Ron Conway and the AI company Perplexity.
Throw more money in the money fire, eventually if we throw enough money in there I’m certain money will start coming back out of the fire eventually one day. We just need more money to keep throwing in the fire.
Well now you know how this ends.
My conspiracy is that they’re intentionally doing this to accelerate the bubble pop so they can immediately buy everything for cheap
We need to make damn sure that the profits from everyone we lay off will go to US and not to THEM.
This is called Innovation, nowadays.
lol, this all screams of fraud , a bubble, and the greedy ensuring control for themselves
It should concern everyone that these guys want no regulation for their AI.
Won’t work with Mamdani. Good luck 👍🏽
Anyone standing in the path of this money train will be flattened.
I’m so tired.
Everyone involved needs to be locked up.
AI is a scam making these billionaires even more billions. Of course they want to protect their scam.
Bannon is a tech titan now ?
rent-seeking parasites