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Filing: OpenAI President Greg Brockman was the biggest donor to Trump's super PAC in H2 2025, donating $25M; Crypto.com operator Foris DAX donated $20M

President Donald Trump's super political action committee raised $102 million in the second half of 2025, fueled by eight-figure donations …

Bloomberg Bill Allison

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  • NewsMax.com Michael Katz on x
    Trump Super PAC Enters Year With More Than $300M War Chest
  • @gdb Greg Brockman on x
    Looking back on AI progress in 2025: people are increasingly weighing how AI should fit into our lives and how vital it is for the United States to lead in its development. Being pro-AI does not mean being anti-regulation. It means being thoughtful — crafting policies that secure
  • @daniel_271828 Daniel Eth on x
    Oh wow - OpenAI's Greg Brockman was the single largest donor to Trump's super PAC over the past 6 months. I knew OpenAI/Brockman were trying to flex their muscles politically to block all meaningful AI regulations, didn't realize they had literally become Trump's largest donor
  • @mrgunn @mrgunn on x
    Imagine if, during the Manhattan Project, the biggest lobby was 100% opposed to any restriction at all of how nuclear technology would be used. Maybe we'd have cheap abundant energy, but maybe we'd all be dead. Wouldn't you like to know the odds? OpenAI doesn't want you to know.
  • @aisafetymemes @aisafetymemes on x
    Q: “Why is Trump trying to ban AI regulation even though everyone - even his base - hates the idea?” A:
  • @daniel_271828 Daniel Eth on x
    I wonder if this is related to Trump's recent shift from not caring about AI preemption to heavily pushing it. The OpenAI-Andreessen super PAC can spook rank-and-file members of Congress, but donating to Trump's super PAC would build a stronger relationship w/ Trump, specifically
  • @gekaminsky Gabe Kaminsky on x
    The largest donor in the latest filing for Trump's super PAC? Greg Brockman, the president of OpenAI. [image]
  • @alexbores Alex Bores on x
    Trump's mega donors are funding a superPAC against me. Turns out I undersold it: it's literally Trump's LARGEST mega donor. @gdb is both one of the biggest funders of “Leading the Future” superPAC and, at least during the second half of 2025, Trump's largest donor.
  • @nateforutah Nate Blouin on x
    Republicans can saber-rattle all they want about taking on big tech and AI but the reality is so long as they support Trump it's just performative.
  • @accass Alyssa Cass on x
    Many major Democrats are still in wait-and-see mode when it comes to AI. With yet more proof that these folks aren't their friends and aren't lining their pockets, that calculus will keep looking more and more braindead.