Public First Action
PulseAugur coverage of Public First Action — every cluster mentioning Public First Action across labs, papers, and developer communities, ranked by signal.
- 2026-07-16 funding Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei donated $1 million to the AI safety advocacy group Public First. source
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White House keeps AI security framework secret, drawing criticism
The White House has finalized a new cybersecurity framework for advanced AI models but is keeping its details confidential, sparking criticism from smaller AI startups and safety advocates. The framework, developed in c…
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Anthropic doubles AI policy advocacy funding to $40 million
Anthropic has doubled its funding for policy advocacy to $40 million, with an additional $20 million directed to Public First Action. The company clarified that these funds are for public education and policy work and a…
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Pro-AI super PACs amass $31M for midterm elections, outpacing safety advocates
Pro-AI super PACs are amassing significant funds to influence the upcoming midterm elections, with "Leading the Future" reporting over $31 million in its accounts. This PAC, backed by tech executives and investors advoc…
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Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei donates $1M to AI safety advocacy group
Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, has made a significant political contribution by donating $1 million to Public First, a super PAC focused on advocating for AI safety regulations. This marks Amodei's first known seven-fi…
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Europeans divided on US vs. China ties, highlighting soft power's importance
A recent survey indicates that European opinion is divided on whether to strengthen ties with China or the United States, with a slight edge towards China in some regions. This highlights the growing importance of soft …
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Anthropic and OpenAI's $27M AI political proxy war ends in draw
Two major AI companies, Anthropic and OpenAI, engaged in a significant proxy war during a New York congressional primary, spending a combined $27 million. The race centered on Alex Bores, who was supported by pro-safety…
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AI Super PACs Spend $27M in Local Election Amid Safety Debate · 2 sources tracked
Corporate AI super PACs have spent nearly $28 million to influence the outcome of a local New York congressional primary election. The race has become a proxy battleground for AI safety advocates, particularly those ali…
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AI industry pours millions into NYC primary, sparking 'AI civil war'
A New York City congressional primary race has become a focal point for the artificial intelligence industry's efforts to influence AI legislation. Super PACs funded by tech billionaires and AI companies are spending mi…
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Tech workers launch $5M PAC to counter Big Tech's AI lobbying efforts
A new political action committee, the Guardrails Alliance, has been launched by tech worker advocates to push for responsible AI legislation. The PAC, backed by small donations and labor unions, aims to counter the sign…
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Global Poll: US Seen as AI Leader by Some, China by Others
A global poll of over 18,000 individuals across 15 countries reveals a divided perception of AI leadership. While a majority in the United States, Japan, India, and Vietnam view the U.S. as the dominant AI superpower, r…
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Global Poll: China Leads AI Race, Lags in Trust
A recent poll indicates that many people globally perceive Chinese AI models as leading the technological race, even in nations allied with the US. The survey, conducted across 15 countries, found that respondents in 11…
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China leads AI innovation perception but lags in trust, survey finds
A new survey by Public First indicates that China is perceived as leading in AI development and innovation by respondents in 11 out of 15 surveyed countries, including key US allies like Canada and France. Despite this …
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Chinese public shows strong positive sentiment towards AI and its impact on jobs
A recent survey indicates that less than 10% of the Chinese public expresses concern about artificial intelligence leading to job losses. The study, conducted by University College London in collaboration with Public Fi…