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1189 matchesConjecture — Our story ↗
Founding dates are historical; they do not establish present ownership.
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Age checks to protect children online ↗
A dated January 2025 publication. Preserve its scope and implementation timetable.
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Sanders and Casar announce forthcoming Ban Artificial Superintelligence Act ↗
Official announcement calls the legislation forthcoming and contains no named external drafting/advisory credits.
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Read the research using this source →First Bill Introduced to Ban Superintelligent AI ↗
ControlAI says it consulted on the Sanders–Casar framework. The group distinguishes its narrower ASI/precursor approach from the lawmakers' temporary advanced-AI pause and links its own earlier US discussion draft.
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Read the research using this source →Sanders convenes senators for AI briefing amid mounting alarm ↗
Axios reports Sanders scheduled Hinton, Tegmark and Cotra for a private bipartisan Senate briefing on September 16.
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Read the research using this source →ControlAI's Creator Outreach ↗
ControlAI describes constituent-contact creator work and consulting on the US bill. Its disclosed production requirements include topic agreement, review, ad-segment editorial input, no AI-company endorsement, and citation of a specified risk statement. These explain its advocacy mechanism, not whether creator campaigns caused this bill.
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Read the research using this source →Discussion draft: a bill to ban superintelligent AI and regulate its precursors ↗
ControlAI publicly identifies its own discussion draft dated June 24, 2026. This is a separate artifact, not established as the forthcoming congressional text.
drafts.controlai.org
Read the research using this source →AI & Tech Brief: The tech contracting shake-up ↗
ControlAI told WP Intelligence it worked with both staffs; Leahy discussed scope. Corroboration remains the organization's account, not independent staff confirmation.
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Read the research using this source →Brief independent investigation of agents' behavior, reasoning and collaboration in the OpenAI / Hugging Face hacking incident ↗
Names Ajeya Cotra as METR staff and report coauthor with Hjalmar Wijk and Ryan Greenblatt. Says the team worked at OpenAI over six days and took no OpenAI payment for this assessment.
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Read the research using this source →Sanders to Meet with AI Leaders in California ↗
Sanders says Geoffrey Hinton had recently told him AI would become smarter than humans. This establishes reported direct conversation before February 4, not a paid or continuing advisory appointment.
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Read the research using this source →The Existential Threat of AI and the Need for International Cooperation ↗
Official landing page says Sanders is bringing American and Chinese AI scientists together to discuss risk. It supplies neither participant names nor a date in rendered text; contemporaneous reporting supplies those.
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Read the research using this source →Sanders Convenes Chinese and American Computer Scientists to Warn of Threat from AI ↗
Reports Sanders's April 29 Capitol panel with Max Tegmark, David Krueger, Zeng Yi and Xue Lan; the Chinese participants joined remotely. This is an observed public policy discussion, not proof of legislative authorship or foreign direction.
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Read the research using this source →Our people ↗
Current organizational roster identifies Max Tegmark as Founder and Chair and Anthony Aguirre as President and CEO. The roster alone does not turn Tegmark's individual participation into formal FLI authorship of Sanders's bill.
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Read the research using this source →The Source with Kaitlan Collins, September 9, 2026 ↗
Sanders says he invited all senators to a meeting with experts about AI risks. His two Thursday references differ from Axios's September 16 schedule, so this verifies invitation intent without resolving the precise date or named roster.
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Read the research using this source →ControlAI US ASI Bill / Artificial Superintelligence Prohibition Act of 2026 ↗
Separate discussion draft with blank congressional identifiers and responsible Secretary. ASI definition requires all three specified characteristics. Temporary seizure, court-reviewed continued custody and court-ordered destruction are proposed. These powers are not enacted.
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Read the research using this source →Bernard Sanders — FEC candidate overview ↗
FEC identifies Senate candidate S4VT00033 as Bernard Sanders, Independent, Vermont, and Friends of Bernie Sanders C00411330 as his principal campaign committee. Its current candidacy statement is filing FEC-1864298 dated January 20, 2025.
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Read the research using this source →Bernard Sanders — Form 2 statement of candidacy, FEC-1864298 ↗
The signed statement designates Friends of Bernie Sanders as principal campaign committee for the 2030 Senate election. The 2025–2026 transaction period is therefore distinct from the election year.
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Read the research using this source →Friends of Bernie Sanders — FEC 2025–2026 committee overview ↗
For January 1, 2025 through June 30, 2026, FEC reports $24,928,186.19 receipts; $23,777,919.99 contributions; $23,777,892.99 individual contributions, including $6,505,715.83 itemized and $17,272,177.16 unitemized; $27 other-committee contributions; $12,833,935.63 disbursements; and $22,835,011.22 ending cash. Employer groups use reported free text and can split across spelling variants.
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Read the research using this source →Friends of Bernie Sanders — July quarterly amendment FEC-2003883 ↗
The amended July quarterly report filed August 4 covers April 1–June 30, 2026. Period receipts are $1,459,232.50; contributions $1,307,502.49; disbursements $1,501,350.93; closing cash $22,835,011.22. Election-cycle-to-date fields use a different basis than the FEC 2025–2026 overview and must not be mixed or added.
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Read the research using this source →FEC Schedule A — bounded Sanders committee donor-name query ↗
The query returned results=[] and exact count zero. This is a bounded result for these filters, not proof no named person ever donated, no donations through other committees, or absence of unitemized activity.
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Read the research using this source →FEC Schedule A — bounded Sanders committee employer query ↗
The query returned exact count zero. Any hypothetical employer matches would be individual donor reports carrying an employer string, not foundation or corporate contributions.
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Read the research using this source →FEC Schedule A — C00411330 / MOSKOVITZ / 2025–2026 ↗
Exact count zero, results empty. This narrow disclosed-record search does not establish a lifetime absence, complete employer spelling coverage, or the absence of undisclosed support.
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Read the research using this source →FEC Schedule A — C00411330 / TEGMARK / 2025–2026 ↗
Exact count zero, results empty. This narrow disclosed-record search does not establish a lifetime absence, complete employer spelling coverage, or the absence of undisclosed support.
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Read the research using this source →FEC Schedule A — C00411330 / TALLINN / 2025–2026 ↗
Exact count zero, results empty. This narrow disclosed-record search does not establish a lifetime absence, complete employer spelling coverage, or the absence of undisclosed support.
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Read the research using this source →FEC Schedule A — C00411330 / TUNA / 2025–2026 ↗
Exact count zero, results empty. This narrow disclosed-record search does not establish a lifetime absence, complete employer spelling coverage, or the absence of undisclosed support.
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Read the research using this source →FEC Schedule A — C00411330 / FUTURE OF LIFE / 2025–2026 ↗
Exact count zero, results empty. This narrow disclosed-record search does not establish a lifetime absence, complete employer spelling coverage, or the absence of undisclosed support.
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Read the research using this source →FEC Schedule A — C00411330 / CONTROLAI / 2025–2026 ↗
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Read the research using this source →FEC Schedule A — C00411330 / CENTER FOR AI SAFETY / 2025–2026 ↗
Exact count zero, results empty. This narrow disclosed-record search does not establish a lifetime absence, complete employer spelling coverage, or the absence of undisclosed support.
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