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Chris Larsen on AI Regulation, California and the Democratic Party

WSJ · · International · AI Governance

Ripple co-founder Chris Larsen has spoken out on AI regulation, California policy, and the Democratic Party's approach to technology governance. The specific positions he outlined were reported by the Wall Street Journal.

Why this matters: Tech executives shaping the AI regulation debate matters because they have direct financial stakes in the outcome. Larsen is not a neutral observer. When founders of major fintech and crypto companies weigh in on how AI should be governed, it is worth knowing whose interests they represent. California is ground zero for AI policy right now. What gets decided there tends to spread. The public deserves to hear these arguments with full context about who is making them and why.

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