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Stakeholder: Google DeepMind (unknown)

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Policy: Safe and Secure Innovation for Frontier Artificial Intelligence Models Act
Stakeholder: Google DeepMind
Stakeholder: Google DeepMind
Position: oppose
Importance: high
Reason: Google claimed in letters to lawmakers that SB 1047 would make 'California one of the world's least favorable jurisdictions for AI development'; 19 DeepMind employees broke with company position to sign support letter
Source: https://calmatters.org/economy/technology/2024/08/ai-regulation-showdown/
Context: Subsidiary of Alphabet/Google,Geoffrey Hinton (supporter) was former VP at Google; resigned to speak about AI risks,Google is a major investor in Anthropic ($2B), which took a mixed position,Member of AI Alliance (also opposes)

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calmatters.org/economy/technology/2024/08/ai-regulation-showdown/

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NoteThe record claims the stakeholder is 'Google DeepMind (unknown)'. The source discusses Google's opposition to SB 1047 but does not mention 'Google DeepMind' as a separate entity or stakeholder. While Google and DeepMind are related (DeepMind is owned by Alphabet, Google's parent company), the source does not specifically identify 'Google DeepMind' as a policy stakeholder on this bill. The '(unknown)' designation in the record suggests uncertainty about the entity itself. Without explicit mention of 'Google DeepMind' as a distinct stakeholder in the source text, the claim cannot be verified. The source discusses 'Google' as a stakeholder but not 'Google DeepMind' specifically.

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