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Tech giants and AI leaders are pouring money into Washington to shape policy on AI and infrastructure.
Executives like Sam Altman have shifted political giving toward Republicans on AI deregulation.
Trump's administration has pursued an AI action plan that emphasizes deregulation and infrastructure.
Industry spending spans multiple tech giants, including Google, Amazon, Meta, Nvidia and Microsoft.
A new group, Leading the Future, aims to raise funds from AI executives and investors.
Critics warn that money could disproportionately shape rules for AI development.
The Brennan Center discusses money in politics and its impact on elections.
Industry money is connected to job promises and regional development via AI data centers.
The report suggests AI development’s political spending could influence 2026 elections.
OpenAI intensified its lobbying ahead of major policy debates on safety and regulation.

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OpenAI released ChatGPT three years ago as a low-key preview that surprised users with rapid adoption and broad use.
ChatGPT helped launch a wave of generative AI tools that reshaped how people find information and create content.
The technology spurred widespread integration into business, education, and media, with mixed consequences and debate.
Experts warn about the ‘universal tool’ narrative, emphasizing limitations and ethical concerns in AI’s growth.
A new AI culture, including terms like ‘Slop,’ emerged as people navigated the promise and perils of synthetic content.
The piece notes a tension between usefulness and hype as the AI industry seeks sustainable progress.
Regulators and institutions worry about privacy, accuracy, and the future workforce amid rapid AI advancement.
The Atlantic’s chronology positions ChatGPT as a catalyst for broader AI interfaces beyond text, including voice, image, and video tools.
Three years after its debut, the AI landscape includes partnerships, regulation debates, and cultural shifts around automation.
The article concludes that the AI era is defined by ongoing adaptation, uncertainty, and a race to balance innovation with precaution.

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