It’s unsettling to realize that one of the most powerful private companies in the world knows where you live — and may show up at your door. Our second report comes from More Perfect Union. AI watchdog Tyler Johnston says OpenAI issued subpoenas demanding access to texts, emails, and documents tied to advocacy and regulation efforts. As calls for AI oversight grow, critics warn of aggressive lobbying and legal pressure aimed at limiting regulation. The question remains: who should decide the future of AI — the public, or a handful of powerful companies?
We Investigated OpenAl’s Campaign To Silence Critics
