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Red-state AI regulation push has links to the Left — Cori Bush | ChamberLight
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Two nonprofit groups with financial ties to liberal donors are lobbying Republican lawmakers in Nebraska, Tennessee, and Utah to pass AI safety regulations, potentially creating a rift between these red states and the Trump administration.
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