Scoop: Pro-AI super PAC Leading the Future endorses three Dems
What to know about US-China competition
The pro-AI super PAC 'Leading the Future' has endorsed three Democratic candidates—Val Hoyle, Rob Menendez, and Richie Torres—in upcoming primaries. The group aims to establish a national regulatory framework for AI to avoid fragmented state-level policies and maintain competitiveness against China.
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What happened
Leading the Future, the pro-AI super PAC backed by major tech names, is endorsing three more Democrats in upcoming primaries, the group told Axios exclusively.
Why it matters
The latest Democratic candidates to get the group's endorsement are Val Hoyle (OR-4), Rob Menendez (NJ-8) and Richie Torres (NY-15).
Common ground
Why it matters: The pro-AI super PAC is continuing to spend big on candidates it thinks will boost their preferred policies, even as policy fights over AI in Washington get more complicated.
Perspective signals
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The pro-AI super PAC 'Leading the Future' has endorsed three Democratic candidates—Val Hoyle, Rob Menendez, and Richie Torres—in upcoming primaries. The group aims to establish a national regulatory framework for AI to avoid fragmented state-level policies and maintain competitiveness against China.
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