Andresen Horovitz and OpenAII President Greg Brockman is one of the veterans of Silicon Valley, who is putting more than $ 100 million in a network of political-caring committees (PACs), which will advocate against strict AI rules in next year’s mid-term elections, reports The Wall Street Journal,
The new Pro-AI Super-PAC network is dubbed “leading future”, aimed at using campaign donations and digital advertisements, which are to advocate favorable AI regulation and oppose the candidates who think the groups think that the industry will stop.
Both Andressen Hrowitz and Openai were part of a push to apply one earlier this year 10-year adjournment On the rights of states to make their own AI rules. The restriction was Finally killedBut the AI industry continues to fight against a “patchwork of rules”, which they say that will slow down innovation and take the risk of losing the AI race to the US for China.
The group hopes that the Pro-Cripto is expected to reflect its approach on the super-PAC network Fairshahek, which helped cement a win for Donald Trump. It will usually align with White House policies AI and Crypto Caesar David Sachs, according to the Journal.
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