OpenAI is already trying to shape the 2028 election | TechCrunch

The short version

OpenAI's Chris Lehane proposes a new policy agenda linking AI to the 2028 election, emphasizing economic reforms and safety standards, but critics question the motives behind the agenda.

Key takeaways

• Lehane compares AI's impact to FDR's New Deal.
• Proposed policies aim at worker protections and education.
• Critics argue the agenda may benefit AI companies more than workers.
• Concerns persist about AI's economic disruption and corporate accountability.

Overall sentiment

The article presents both optimistic and critical views on OpenAI's policy proposals.

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• New York City’s Mamdani criticizes Madison Square Garden owner over surveillance tech ↗

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