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  1. Anthropic-funded political groups support Alex Bores' campaign, while opposing investors spend efforts to derail the push.
  2. Alex Bores' political campaign is serving as a proxy war between rival AI companies.

Big Tech spending opposes AI regulation proposals.

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Big Tech spending opposes AI regulation proposals.

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Alex Bores

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  1. Voters want Congress to establish AI safety regulations, putting pressure on politicians and tech spending.1 source
  2. Proposals have been put forward to regulate artificial intelligence.Sub-event
  3. Big Tech spending is used to oppose AI regulation proposals.1 source

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