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Pro-AI super PAC Leading the Future launches a $10M media campaign to push Congress to craft a national AI policy that will override a patchwork of state laws

Be careful what you wish for because you just might get it as the saying goes. Forums: r/technology : AI super PAC launches $10 million campaign pushing ‘uniform’ national policy

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  • @_nathancalvin Nathan Calvin on x
    A comprehensive framework!! That's a fun new euphemism
  • @teddyschleifer Teddy Schleifer on x
    money bomb [image]
  • @buildamericanai @buildamericanai on x
    The time for action is now, @CNBC discusses our advocacy for one federal framework to win the AI race: [video]
  • @shakeelhashim Shakeel on x
    $10m on a campaign that's gonna last a month, max. Wild!
  • @carnage4life Dare Obasanjo on bluesky
    AI industry lobbyists have gone from celebrating that the Trump administration won't regulate AI to now begging for national AI regulation instead of having to deal with different laws on a state by state basis.  —  Be careful what you wish for because you just might get it as th…
  • r/technology r on reddit
    AI super PAC launches $10 million campaign pushing ‘uniform’ national policy