Defending Our Values PAC
Coverage of Defending Our Values PAC in the Nexus archive.
- Anthropic is heating up the midterm proxy war over AI regulation
Anthropic has donated $40 million to Public First Action, a nonprofit linked to three super PACs, to influence AI regulation policy ahead of the November midterms. The group opposes Leading the Future, a PAC backed by OpenAI's Greg Brockman, as Anthropic's CEO Dario Amodei advocates for stringent federal oversight of AI development.
- Two House races take center stage as conservative PAC launches multimillion-dollar Big Tech push
A conservative super PAC, Defending Our Values, is supporting Republican candidates Rhett Marques in Alabama's 2nd Congressional District and Scott Singer in Florida's 25th Congressional District as part of a $15 million effort to influence AI policy and preserve the GOP's House majority. The PAC aims to counter Big Tech's influence and position conservatives as leaders in regulating emerging technologies.
- Two House races take center stage as conservative PAC launches multimillion-dollar Big Tech push
A conservative super PAC focused on AI policy is backing Republican candidates Rhett Marques in Alabama's 2nd Congressional District and Scott Singer in Florida's 25th Congressional District to help the GOP maintain its House majority. The PAC, Defending Our Values, aims to influence regulations on Big Tech and AI innovation, emphasizing conservative leadership over Silicon Valley executives.
- Pro-AI super PAC keeps $31M ready for the midterms
A pro-AI super PAC named Leading the Future holds $31.5 million in funds and has transferred $20 million to affiliated groups ahead of the midterms. Opposing AI safety groups like Public First Action and Defending Our Values PAC report smaller fundraising totals, with Jobs and Democracy PAC spending on candidates like Alex Bores, who lost to Micah Lasher.