Alex Bores' political campaign is serving as a proxy war between rival AI companies.
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Updated Jun 20
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What happened
Alex Bores' political campaign is serving as a proxy war between rival AI companies.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Big Tech spending opposes AI regulation proposals.Sub-event
The campaign is serving as a proxy war for rival AI companies.1 source
Companies are using Alex Bores' candidacy to fight over the narrative of AI safety.1 source
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Anthropic-funded political groups support Alex Bores' campaign, while opposing investors spend efforts to derail the push.Also in this story
- Alex Bores sought legislation to regulate artificial intelligence.
- Musk embraces Trump's movement as Anthropic funds Alex Bores' campaign and Chris Larsen is an Anthropic investor.
The entities involved
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Alex Bores
American Politician
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Related events
- AI industry factions are now influencing political races, involving key figures like Dario Amodei, Alex Bores, and Dan Goldman.
- Anthropic is funding Alex Bores' campaign to advocate against AI harms and support the RAISE Act.
- AI industry figures Dario Amodei and Greg Brockman are making political donations to support Alex Bores' campaign and related committees.