Lobbying Connections

Explore the web of connections between AI companies, the bills they lobby on, who receives their campaign contributions, and where they spend at the state level.

AI Overview

The AI policy landscape isn't just about money — it's about relationships. Our data tracks 29 companies, their lobbying on 400+ bills, revolving door hires from 15 government officials, and PAC contributions to dozens of candidates. The companies spending the most on lobbying are also the ones hiring the most former regulators.

Nvidia$8.0M total lobbying
CHIPS and Science Act implementation and funding
Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) export control rules on AI chips
H.R. 4425 (Data Center Energy Efficiency Act)
Palantir Technologies$7.0M total lobbying
National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) AI provisions
DOD AI acquisition reform proposals
Intelligence Authorization Act AI oversight provisions
Oracle$5.5M total lobbying
H.R. 4425 (Data Center Energy Efficiency Act)
FedRAMP Authorization Act
Apple$5.0M total lobbying
American Data Privacy and Protection Act (ADPPA)
Open App Markets Act
ByteDance / TikTok$5.0M total lobbying
Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act (TikTok ban)
RESTRICT Act (foreign technology threats)
COPPA 2.0 (Children's Online Privacy Protection)
Anthropic$4.0M total lobbying
Uber Technologies$4.0M total lobbying
SELF DRIVE Act (autonomous vehicle regulation)
AV START Act (autonomous vehicle deployment)
PRO Act (gig worker classification and AI management)
OpenAI$3.5M total lobbying
H.R. 4425 (Data Center Energy Efficiency Act)
S. 896 (COPIED Act - copyright and AI training data)
Tesla$3.0M total lobbying
SELF DRIVE Act (autonomous vehicle regulation)
AV START Act (autonomous vehicle deployment)
NHTSA autonomous vehicle safety standards
Scale AI$1.8M total lobbying
National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) AI provisions
DOD AI testing and evaluation standards
Databricks$1.2M total lobbying
American Data Privacy and Protection Act (ADPPA)
Data sources: Senate Lobbying Disclosure Act filings, FEC records, OpenSecrets.org, state legislature disclosures.
Lobbying amounts represent reported expenditures on AI-related policy issues. Campaign contributions represent PAC and individual contributions from company-affiliated donors.