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The administration’s top AI adviser championed Trump’s executive order preempting states from regulating the industry, but alienated everyone from kids’ safety groups to Marjorie Taylor Greene. Insiders worry that the Musk-aligned investor doesn’t understand how Washington works. [Link: Trump AI czar David Sacks starts to worry the industry | https://www.politico.com/news/2025/12/20/big-tech-gets…
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