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OpenAI’s Greg Brockman Backs Out of Second $25 Million Donation to A.I. Super PAC

OpenAI’s Greg Brockman Backs Out of Second $25 Million Donation to A.I. Super PAC
NYT Technology Wednesday 30 September 2026, 21:11 UTC By Theodore Schleifer and Mike Isaac 1 min read
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Greg Brockman, center, OpenAI’s president, and his wife, Anna.

Greg Brockman, center, OpenAI’s president, and his wife, Anna.
Greg Brockman Backs Out (PERSON) A.I. Super PAC (ORG) Greg Brockman (PERSON) OpenAI (LOCATION) Anna (PERSON)
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