Democratic Strategists Warn Candidates to Tread Lightly on AI to Avoid Big-Tech Ad War
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Democratic advisers in battleground House races are telling candidates not to press hard on AI regulation for fear of triggering heavy spending from AI-aligned super PACs, notably Leading the Future and Public First Action. While some Democrats push for safeguards and export controls, strategists worry that industry money could swamp messages in key races, shaping how AI is discussed even as voter concerns about AI grow and tech leaders call for regulation.
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