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SOURCE CHECK TAP FOR WHY Outlet credibility · Politico 85/100 HIGH 99 stories · 84–85 · updated Sep 25, 2026
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A Politico Playbook newsletter examines an unusual coalition calling for AI oversight or a slowdown, including Bernie Sanders, Steve Bannon, Alex Bores and Greg Casar. It also reports uncertainty over congressional AI regulation and highlights other Senate and House developments.
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This article 1 analysis · Sep 25, 2026
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People in this story 27 + 1 Senator expected to press for an international agreement to pause the AI race.
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Senator who spoke with technology industry leaders and is described as signaling skepticism about cryptocurrency legislation.
New York assemblymember and former congressional candidate advocating Democratic action on AI.
Senator described as supporting the pending cryptocurrency legislation.
Michigan House candidate added to the DCCC's Red to Blue program.
Mississippi Senate candidate whose campaign hired a communications director.
Representative referenced through a staff member in his office.
Representative mentioned in the newsletter's birthday list.
Representative referenced through a former chief of staff's career move.
President whose public comments reject alarm about AI and oppose slowing the race.
Defense secretary mentioned in a report about efforts to promote Sean Parnell's Army secretary nomination.
Senator who returned to the Senate and voted on a judicial nomination after an absence.
Senate majority leader discussing the uncertain prospects for AI regulation.
Senator referenced as the former workplace of a political staffer.
Wisconsin House candidate added to the DCCC's Red to Blue program.
House minority leader described as taking a more aggressive approach on AI.
Representative mentioned in the newsletter's birthday list.
Former vice president mentioned in a report about Gavin Newsom's possible 2028 presidential run.
Vice president mentioned in connection with a House Republican meeting and a podcast item.
Alaska House candidate added to the DCCC's Red to Blue program.
Senator referenced as the former workplace of a communications professional.
Michigan Senate candidate targeted by an attack-ad campaign alleging ties to the pharmaceutical industry.
Representative advocating a pause in advanced AI development.
White House chief of staff described as a measured voice on AI policy.
Representative mentioned in the newsletter's birthday list.
Florida Senate candidate whose campaign employed a staff member now working for Scott Colom.
Senator described as signaling skepticism about the pending cryptocurrency legislation.
ALSO MENTIONED Steve Bannon, Political activist scheduled to speak in favor of AI oversight.
New York assemblymember and former congressional candidate advocating Democratic action on AI.
Senator described as supporting the pending cryptocurrency legislation.
WL Michigan House candidate added to the DCCC's Red to Blue program.
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Representative referenced through a staff member in his office.
Representative mentioned in the newsletter's birthday list.
Representative referenced through a former chief of staff's career move.
President whose public comments reject alarm about AI and oppose slowing the race.
Defense secretary mentioned in a report about efforts to promote Sean Parnell's Army secretary nomination.
Senator who returned to the Senate and voted on a judicial nomination after an absence.
Senate majority leader discussing the uncertain prospects for AI regulation.
Senator referenced as the former workplace of a political staffer.
MB Wisconsin House candidate added to the DCCC's Red to Blue program.
House minority leader described as taking a more aggressive approach on AI.
Representative mentioned in the newsletter's birthday list.
Former vice president mentioned in a report about Gavin Newsom's possible 2028 presidential run.
Vice president mentioned in connection with a House Republican meeting and a podcast item.
BH Alaska House candidate added to the DCCC's Red to Blue program.
Senator referenced as the former workplace of a communications professional.
Michigan Senate candidate targeted by an attack-ad campaign alleging ties to the pharmaceutical industry.
Representative advocating a pause in advanced AI development.
White House chief of staff described as a measured voice on AI policy.
Representative mentioned in the newsletter's birthday list.
AV Florida Senate candidate whose campaign employed a staff member now working for Scott Colom.
Senator described as signaling skepticism about the pending cryptocurrency legislation.
ALSO MENTIONED Steve Bannon, Political activist scheduled to speak in favor of AI oversight.
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