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  1. Michael McCaul accuses the Chinese Communist Party of controlling its own leadership succession and warns against undue Beijing influence on US policy.

OpenAI's platform is reportedly targeting US policy debates, coinciding with John Moolenaar's committee work on the Chinese Communist Party.

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OpenAI's platform is reportedly targeting US policy debates, coinciding with John Moolenaar's committee work on the Chinese Communist Party.

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  1. OpenAI platform is reportedly targeting US policy debates, linking AI to CCP influence.1 source
  2. CCP used OpenAI platform for covert influence operations targeting US AI and tariff debates.1 source

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