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Anthropic and OpenAI waged a $27 million proxy war in a Manhattan congressional race. The winner told them both to get lost. | Fortune
Micah Lasher won the most expensive AI election yet—then used his victory speech to reject both companies and promise to regulate them anyway.
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huffpost.com
The AI Industry Successfully Defeats Its No. 1 Target
Micah Lasher defeated Alex Bores in a race that turned into an AI industry civil war.
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transformernews.ai
What Alex Bores’ defeat tells us about AI politics
The NY-12 House race drew over $27m from various AI PACs. But it’s hard to unpick their impact.
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cryptobriefing.com
OpenAI's Greg Brockman and Marc Andreessen win $29M NYC proxy fight over AI regulation
OpenAI's Greg Brockman and Marc Andreessen spent $29M on a NYC congressional primary through the Leading the Future super PAC, reshaping AI regulation
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theverge.com
The $27 million Al proxy war over Alex Bores ends in a draw
Anthropic didn’t get Bores elected to Congress in the NY-12 primary— but OpenAI didn’t crush him, either.
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gizmodo.com
AI Super PAC’s First Major Target Loses New York Congressional Primary
The PAC backed by OpenAI's president won it's fight against the candidate, but it didn't win the whole race.
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businessinsider.com
A Manhattan primary winner for a seat in Congress has a defiant message for OpenAI and Anthropic
Micah Lasher said after winning the primary that he won't be taking cues from the "two big AI companies" that spent heavily to sway the election.
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vox.com
The AI industry just won a race — but lost the war
Alex Bores lost. So did the tech right.
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fortune.com
Anthropic and OpenAI waged a $27 million proxy war in a Manhattan congressional race. The winner told them both to get lost. | Fortune
Micah Lasher won the most expensive AI election yet—then used his victory speech to reject both companies and promise to regulate them anyway.