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AI Safety Researchers Back Dem Flanagan in Minn. Senate Race

The donations, made by 12 AI industry employees between July 13 and Aug. 12, could signal growing political engagement among researchers who support stricter oversight of the technology, according to campaign finance records reviewed by the Post.

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AI safety 'doomers' pouring cash into Minn. Senate race for Sanders-backed lefty Peggy FlanaganAI safety “doomers” have waded into Minnesota’s US Senate race with thousands of dollars' worth of donations to Democrat Peggy Flanagan – a Sen. Bernie Sanders-backed candidate who has called AI an “existential threat” to humanity, The Post has learned.

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Republicans Starting to Realize They Have a Shot at Picking Up a Senate Seat in Minnesota With Michele Tafoya (VIDEO)Michele Tafoya, the former sports broadcaster running as a Republican in the Minnesota Senate race, is hitting the campaign trail hard and voters in the state…

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Peggy Flanagan refuses to debate Michele Tafoya as race tightensPeggy Flanagan faces scrutiny over DEI programs, "Medicare-for-all" support and a fraud scandal as the Minnesota Senate race against Michele Tafoya tightens.

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Ex-NFL reporter Michele Tafoya hammers Minnesota Dems on welfare fraud - as polls show her neck and neck in Senate raceMinnesota Senate candidate Michele Tafoya dragged her Democratic opponent, Lieutenant Gov. Peggy Flanagan, over alleged welfare fraud in the state under her watch -- as new polls predict an incredibly close match-up.

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