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Peter Wildeford @peterwildeford

quoting @WIRED

Peter Wildeford 🇺🇸... @peterwildef... · 1h "OpenAI's President Greg Brockman, with help from OpenAI Chief Global Affairs Officer Chris Lehane, started a SuperPAC to aggressively oppose AI regulation. It backfired so badly that now some OpenAI employees are helping bankroll a pro-regulation effort." [quoted tweet] WIRED @WIRED · 5h "OpenAI employees have donated more than $215,000 to a political effort opposing Leading the Future, a group backed by the company's president, Greg Brockman. wired.com/story/openai-e..."
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Text-only tweet reporting on internal OpenAI employee dissent over the company's political lobbying against AI regulation, quoting a WIRED news tweet with a dollar figure.

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Joshua Achiam @jachiam0

replying to/quoting @deanwball (Dean W. Ball)

Joshua Achiam (@jachiam0) — 27m I don't think the use and regulation of frontier models fits perfectly as a 1A issue, because what they do is not really just speech. These tools can *act,* can interface with the world to project force. Can they not be arms? Surely 2A is relevant. > QUOTED: Dean W. Ball (@deanwball) — 1h > Replying to @deanwball > Some people in AI safety will respond, reasonably, with "won't this risk creating a situation where AI regulation, including the friendly, softer kind you (Dean) support, is ... [truncated by platform]
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Text-only tweet chain about AI regulation and constitutional-law framing (First Amendment vs Second Amendment analogies for frontier AI models), no images.

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@magnushambleton (magnus) — 14h I am so so tired of all the moaning about Dario and regulation, please can it stop Epoch AI currently estimates open source models are 4 months behind the frontier. So if you can't see any merit in being even slightly careful or thoughtful during the short span of time when we are creating a new species, just wait 4 months and stop moaning.
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Standalone tweet referencing Dario (Amodei, implied) and Epoch AI's open-source lag estimate.

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@NaithanJones

@NaithanJones (Naithan Jones) — [Follow button shown] "THeY cAnT bAn OpEn sOuRcE bRO hOw cAn tHeY bAn dOwNLoAdINg" Well let me explain how this goes - IP block the websites of the OS model providers - If an American citizen do an FBI site seizure - Tell all common repository services to pull down OS model repos (a DMCA style system) and report then ban the builder - subpoena the logs for any IP addresses that downloaded the models and prosecute in a heavy handed way to make a public example (Google Aaron Schwartz) - with NVIDIA et al and any GPU manufacturer to implement a KYC registry for any compute purchases over a certain threshold You are either in denial or have limited understanding of historical context if you think this isn't where we are headed within 3 years 7:35 AM · Jun 27, 2026 · 30.5K Views 💬 133 🔁 72 ❤️ 457 🔖 114 Relevant ⌄ | View quotes > --- @NaithanJones (Naithan Jones) — 2h some replies are too dim to get the point. Yeah a few nerds (like myself) may VPN and torrent the files, and a lot more won't. Some of the specialized technical talent moving open source forward will not participate if legal/personal risk is too high. Hence slowed progress 💬 9 🔁 26 📊 1.5K
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Two stacked tweets from the same author (original post plus a follow-up reply to critics); original post shows full engagement metrics. "Aaron Schwartz" spelling as written (likely referring to Aaron Swartz).

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