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Will Lawrence rolls out plan for regulating Big Tech, data centers in Michigan and beyond — William Lawrence | ChamberLight
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Democratic nominee William Lawrence unveiled a plan to curb data-center development and regulate AI, including environmental protections and a jobs program. Rep. Tom Barrett’s campaign says he supports federal AI safeguards but opposes federal control over local land-use decisions.
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House candidate and former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, identified as an attendee at the rally.
U.S. representative and Lawrence’s opponent; his campaign responds to criticism of his record and states his position on federal regulation.
House candidate who attended the rally described in the photo caption.
U.S. representative and Lawrence’s opponent; his campaign responds to criticism of his record and states his position on federal regulation.
MM House candidate who attended the rally described in the photo caption.
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