AI safety advocates have mobilized roughly $48 million in campaign spending this election cycle, establishing a major new political force that challenges Silicon Valley's typical unified stance on regulation and marking one of the industry's most visible policy rifts. The spending, concentrated through organizations like Public First Action and Guardrails Alliance, represents an unprecedented coordinated effort by researchers, employees, and safety-focused donors at companies including Anthropic, OpenAI, and Redwood to influence U.S. elections on artificial intelligence governance.
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