How much money did Leading the Future have left after the midterms?
The biggest pro-AI super PAC network is walking away from the midterm elections with just over $20 million still in the bank. For a group that started with a $100 million war chest, that is a lot of money left on the table.
Did the pro-AI super PAC network's spending help its candidates win?
Leading the Future is backed by Silicon Valley's biggest billionaires and took an aggressive stance against AI regulation. Its money did not translate into much on Tuesday night, when voters across the country cast their ballots.
Even so, the group ends the cycle with a roster of dozens of successful congressional candidates. Those candidates come from both sides of the aisle, a sign that the network spread its bets across Democrats and Republicans rather than backing a single party.
The account comes from WIRED senior writer Tess Owen, who covers money, politics and power. Owen's reporting focuses on the gap between the group's spending and its electoral results.
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