Let's Talk: SB-1047
Join me and hundreds of other hard-working Californians in opposing Senate Bill 1047. This bill not only limits growth, but it locks away the reason why Silicon Valley is so great. We cannot let AI be limited, but more importantly, we cannot let the government limit our creativity.
What is SB-1047?
SB 1047, introduced by Senator Scott Wiener, aims to regulate the development and deployment of advanced artificial intelligence models in California. The bill establishes a framework for developers to ensure that AI models do not possess hazardous capabilities that could lead to critical harm, such as creating weapons of mass destruction or causing mass casualties through cyber-attacks. Key provisions include mandatory safety protocols, a new Frontier Model Division in the Department of Technology, and reporting requirements for AI safety incidents. The bill also proposes CalCompute, a public cloud computing cluster to support safe AI research and development. Click here to view the full bill.
SB 1047 may appear to prioritize safety, but it imposes excessive regulations that stifle innovation and place an undue burden on AI developers. The bill’s stringent requirements for safety protocols, annual compliance certifications, and severe penalties for non-compliance could hinder technological advancements and place California at a competitive disadvantage. These regulations could discourage small businesses and startups from developing AI technologies, limiting the state's growth in this critical sector. If you would like to learn more about opposing SB 1047, visit the X pages of Daniel Jeffries and Jeremy Nixon.
Join us in opposing SB 1047! Contact your local assembly members and tell them to vote NO on this bill by August 31st. Let’s ensure California remains a leader in AI innovation without unnecessary regulatory constraints. Your voice matters—take action now!
Act Now
SB 1047 imposes heavy regulations on AI development, increasing costs and hindering progress. By mandating strict safety protocols and audits, it places excessive control in state hands, threatening California's tech leadership. Find your assembly member below and see AI predictions on their likely vote on August 31st, made with ChatGPT. Contact your local assembly member and urge them to vote NO on SB 1047 to protect innovation and creativity. If you would like to learn more about the reasons behind the opposition, go to stopsb1047.com.
TOTAL COUNT:
15-64
Red-In Favor of 1047
Green-Opposing 1047
Dawn Addis
District 30 (Burbank)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Addis will likely vote in favor of the bill due to her background in education and progressive stances on certain issues.
Cecilia Aguiar-Curry
District 4 (Napa)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Aguiar-Curry will likely vote in favor of the bill due to her support of public safety and ethical technology inovations.
David Alvarez
District 80 (San Diego)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Alvarez will likely vote in favor of the bill due to his support for public safety, ethical governance, and consumer protections.
Juan Alanis
District 22 (Bakersfield)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Alanis will likely vote against the bill due to his background in law enforcement and his business-friendly policies.
Joaquin Arambula
District 31 (San Gabriel Valley)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Arambula will likely vote in favor of the bill due to his policies with ethical governance, but might advocate for amendments to be made.
Jasmeet Bains
District 35 (San Pedro)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Bains will likely vote in favor of the bill due to her considerations of the economic impact AI will have on her diverse constituency.
Rebecca Bauer-Kahan
District 16 (Palo Alto)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Bauer-Kahan will likely vote in favor of the bill, but will also push for amendments due to her tech-heavy constituency.
Steve Bennett
District 38 (Orange County)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Arambula will likely vote in favor of the bill due to his policies with ethical governance, but might advocate for amendments to be made.
Tasha Boerner
District 77 (Solano County)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Boerner will likely vote in favor of the bill but will also advocate for clear implementation guidelines for businesses to follow.
Marc Berman
District 23 (Victorville)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Berman will likely vote in favor of the bill due to his emphasis on policies regarding safety, accountability, and responsible innovation.
Mia Bonta
District 18 (Los Altos)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Bonta will likely vote in favor of the bill but will push for practicality and a balanced policy for businesses.
Isaac Bryan
District 55 (San Bernadino)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Arambula will likely vote in favor of the bill due to his policies with ethical governance, but might advocate for amendments to be made.
Juan Carillo
District 39 (Riverside
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Bonta will likely vote in favor of the bill but will push for practicality and a balanced policy for businesses.
Lisa Calderon
District 56 (Hacienda Heights)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Bonta will likely vote in favor of the bill but will push for practicality and a balanced policy for businesses.
Wendy Carillo
District 52 (Glendale)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Bonta will likely vote in favor of the bill but will push for practicality and a balanced policy for businesses.
Damon Connolly
District 12 (San Fransisco)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Bonta will likely vote in favor of the bill but will push for practicality and a balanced policy for businesses.
Sabrina Cerevantes
District 58 (Jurupa Valley)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Bonta will likely vote in favor of the bill but will push for practicality and a balanced policy for businesses.
Phillip Chen
District 59 (Huntington Valley)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Bonta will likely vote in favor of the bill but will push for practicality and a balanced policy for businesses.
Megan Dahle
District 1 (Chico)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Dahle will likely vote against the bill given her background in limited regulation and policies that tend to benefit businesses.
Laurie Davies
District 74 (Irvine)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Davies will likely vote against the bill due to the bill's excessive regulatory burdens, which could harm small businesses.
Bill Essayli
District 63 (Woodcrest)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Essayli will likely vote against the bill due to concerns about economic impact and regulatory overreach.
Diane Dixon
District 72 (Fullerton)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Dixon will likely vote against the bill due to her background in advocating for alternative approaches that emphasize voluntary industry standards.
Heath Flora
District 9 (Stockton)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Flora will likely vote against the bill due to the practicality and impact on small businesses the bill will have.
Mike Fong
District 49 (Oceanside)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Fong will likely vote in favor of the bill but may advocate for amendments to ensure the bill is balanced and practical.
Laura Friedman
District 44 (Carson)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Friedman will likely vote in favor of the bill due to the bill's alignment with her values of public safety, ethical standards and transparency.
Mike Gipson
District 65 (Compton)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Gipson will likely vote in favor of the bill but might advocate for amendments such as increased transparency and public safety values.
Jesse Gabriel
District 46 (Anaheim)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Flora will likely vote in favor of the bill but may advocate for amendments to increase transparency and practicality.
James Gallagher
District 3 (Death Valley)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Gallagher will likely vote against the bill and instead search for less restrictive measures to regulate AI.
Eduardo Garcia
District 36 (Santa Monica)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Garcia will likely vote in favor of the bill due to his values of public safety and accountability regarding technological innovations.
Timothy Grayson
District 15 (San Mateo)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Grayson will likely vote in favor of the bill, but will have to make careful considerations with policies regarding small businesses.
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Greg Hartt
District 37 (Culver City)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Hartt will likely vote in favor of the bill due to his diverse constituency and his policies with AI ethics.
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Matt Haney
District 17 (Alameda)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Haney will likely vote in favor of the bill due to his background and beliefs in public safety and ethical governance.
Jacqui Irwin
District 42 (Long Beach)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Irwin will likely vote in favor of the bill due to her background in responsible tech development and consumer protections.
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Chris Holden
District 41 (Menifee)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Holden will likely vote in favor of the bill but with careful consideration of its impact on businesses and its practical implementation.
Josh Hoover
District 7 (Elk Grove)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Hoover will likely vote against the bill due to his relations with small businesses and concerns about regulatory overreach.
Corey Jackson
District 60 (Lakeview)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Jackson will likely vote in favor of the bill due to his progressive values but might advocate for amendments regarding transparency.
Reggie Jones-Sawyer
District 57 (South Gate)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Jones-Sawyer will likely vote in favor of the bill but may advocate for amendments regarding economic growth.
Tom Lackey
District 34 (Boyle Heights)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Lackey will likely vote in favor of the bill due to his preference for limited government regulation and AI development.
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Ash Kalra
District 25 (Palm Springs)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Kalra will likely vote in favor of the bill due to his stance on public safety and consumer protection.
Alex Lee
District 24 (Santa Barbara)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Lee will likely vote in favor of the bill with strengthening provisions related to ethical AI development.
Evan Low
District 26 (Cupertino)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Low will likely vote in favor of the bill but may seek amendments to favor his economic policies.
Josh Lowenthal
District 69 (Signal Hill)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Lowenthal will likely vote in favor of the bill due to his Democratic background and economic policies.
Kevin McCarty
District 6 (Sacramento)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member McCarty will likely vote in favor of the bill but may push for amendments to address economic concerns and implimentation.
Devon Mathis
District 33 (Bloomington)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Petrie-Norris will likely vote against the bill due to his policies of business and limited government regulation.
Brian Maienschien
District 76 (Escondido)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Maienschien will likely vote in favor of the bill due to his Republican background and economic concerns.
Tina McKinnor
District 61 (Inglewood)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member McKinnor will likely vote in favor of the bill but may scrutinize the bill for its economic impacts.
Al Muratsuchi
District 66 (Torrance)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Muratsuchi will likely vote in favor of the bill due to his Democratic background and focus on ethical standards.
Stephanie Nguyen
District 10 (Modesto)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Nguyen will likely vote in favor of the bill due her Democratic background and focus on consumer protections.
Blanca Pacheco
District 64 (Willowbrook)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Pacheco will likely vote in favor of the bill due to her Democratic nature with issues regarding ethical standards and public safety.
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Liz Ortega
District 20 (Fresno)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Petrie-Norris will likely vote in favor of the bill due to her support on AI governance and consumer protection.
Diane Papan
District 21 (Reedly)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Papan will likely vote in favor of the bill due to her support in public safety and consumer protection.
Joe Patterson
District 5 (Yosemite)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Patterson will likely vote against the bill due to his Republican background and focus on economic growth.
Jim Patterson
District 8 (Fairfield)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Patterson will likely vote against the bill due to his representation of a district with a large tech interest.
Gail Pellerin
District 28 (Paradise Springs)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Pellerin will likely vote in favor of the bill due to her policies focusing on public safety and AI governance.
Robert Rivas
District 29 (Panorama City)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Rivas will likely vote in favor of the bill but may push for amendments regarding transparency.
Freddie Rodriguez
District 53 (Montclair)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Rodriguez will likely vote in favor of the bill due to his personal value of ethical AI governance.
Blanca Rubio
District 48 (Ramona)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Rubio will likely vote in favor of the bill but will consider its impact on businesses and implimentation.
Miguel Santiago
District 54 (Montebello)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Santiago will likely vote in favor of the bill due to his progressive values such as consumer protection and public safety.
Kate Sanchez
District 71 (La Cresta)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Sanchez will likely vote against the bill due to her values in economic growth and regulatory burden.
Pilar Schiavo
District 40 (Lake Forest)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Schiavo will likely vote in favor of the bill due to her progressive stance as a Democrat and support for public safety.
Tri Ta
District 70 (Stanton)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Ta will likely vote against the bill due to his position as a Republican and concern with economic growth.
Esmeralda Soria
District 27 (Merced)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Soria will likely vote in favor of the bill due to her personal values of public safety and ethics.
Phil Ting
District 19 (Daly City)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Ting will likely vote in favor of the bill but will advocate for transparency and clear implimentation.
Avelino Valencia
District 68 (Santa Ana)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Valencia will likely vote in favor of the bill but might use a balanced perspective due to his democratic nature.
Carlos Villapudua
District 13 (Tracy)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Villapudua will likely vote in favor of the bill due to his Democratic background and business interests.
Marie Waldron
District 75 (Shelter Valley)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Waldron will likely vote against the bill unless significant amendments are made to address concerns about economic impact and regulatory burden.
Greg Wallis
District 47 (San Joaquin Hills)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Wallis will likely vote against the bill due to his policies on economic growth and government regulation.
Christopher Ward
District 78 (Mission Valley)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Ward will likely vote in favor of the bill due to its alignment with his small business policies.
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Akilah Weber
District 79 (La Presa)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Zbur will likely vote in favor of the bill but may advocate for public safety and ethical governance.
Lori Wilson
District 11 (San Fransisco)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Wilson will likely vote in favor of the bill but may advocate for amendments regarding transparency.
Buffy Wicks
District 14 (Mendota)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Wicks will likely vote in favor of the bill due to her alignments with transparency.
Jim Wood
District 2 (Eureka)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Wood will likely vote in favor of the bill due to his policies with AI governance.
Rick Chavez Zbur
District 51 (San Diego)
ChatGPT Prediction: Assembly Member Zbur will likely vote in favor of the bill with careful consideration for small businesses.
*All predictions were created by ChatGPT using prior knowledge about each assembly member. Predictions may not accurately reflect stances of each member.
Stay Informed
Join us on July 20, 2024, from 4 pm to 6 pm PST for an engaging Space session on X about SB 1047. Our goal is to educate participants about the bill and facilitate a lively, yet respectful, debate among various perspectives. The session will feature conversations between speakers and differing viewpoints on SB-1047, beginning with an introduction to the bill and its effects, followed by a free-flowing discussion using guiding questions from our premade agenda. If you are interested in attending as a speaker or have any questions, please email deven.sharma@gregtanaka.org. Don’t miss this pivotal discussion on the future of AI regulation.
Key Points
Platform:
X (Spaces), YouTube
The Space session will take place on our X profile. The session will also be live-streamed on our YouTube page.
Discussion Topics:
Impacts, implications, and opinionated viewpoints on SB 1047
The discussion will be a free-range conversation with guiding questions linked in the agenda. The discussion will revolve around the differing opinions of each speaker.
Speakers
Various AI enthusiasts and politicians in the AI space
The speaker slate will include various AI enthusiasts as well as politicians who have strong opinions on SB 1047. More information about speakers and the agenda will be updated soon.
Other Resources
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Is AI in Danger? Unpacking California Senate Bill 1047 YouTube Video
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AI vs. SB 1047: Small Businesses React to California's Controversial Bill YouTube Video
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Letter from academics and a huge majority of ACTUAL AI SCIENTISTS!
Join Us
We urgently need your support to oppose SB-1047, a bill that poses a significant threat to the advancement of artificial intelligence and the livelihood of thousands of individuals in California. If passed, SB-1047 would impose severe restrictions on AI development, driving innovation out of our state and forcing hundreds of AI startups to relocate, putting thousands of people out of work. Your voice is crucial in this fight. To spread the message and amplify our collective opposition, we invite you to join us by signing up with the form on the right. If you sign up, your name will be listed with other Californians who proudly stand against AI regulation. Your support will send a strong message to our legislators that we stand united in protecting innovation, jobs, and the future of AI in California. Let’s work together to ensure that SB-1047 does not pass. Sign up today to show your opposition and help us safeguard the future of AI in our state.
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Ion Stoica, UC Berkeley Professor
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Amit Jain, CEO of LumaAI
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Anjney Midha, General Partner at Andreessen Horowitz
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Matt Popovich, CEO of Legislature AI
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Nirit Weiss-Blatt, USC Research Fellow
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Rohit Krishnan, Co-founder of Fab
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Chris Lengerich, Founder of ContextFund
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Jiquan Ngiam, CEO of Lutra AI
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Abundance Institute
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Andi
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Baseline Ai
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Bay Area Council
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Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck
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California Fuels And Convenience Alliance
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California Manufacturers And Technology Association
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Candoriq
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Center for Data Innovation
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Chima
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Clerky
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Cointracker
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Competitive Enterprise Institute
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Computer & Communications Industry Association
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Concerns
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Consumer Technology Association
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Consumer Technology Association
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Curtsy
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Cyble
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Digital First Project
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Willow
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Wordware
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Rootly
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San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce
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San Juan Capistrano Chamber of Commerce
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Sela
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Sepal Ai
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Sideguide Technologies INC
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Silicon Valley Leadership Group
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Simplify
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Software & Information Industry Association
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Software And Information Industry Association
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Sorting Robotics
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Southwest California Legislative Council
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Spoken
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Sprx
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Squire Ai
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Stack Ai
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Sterling Road
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Storyquest, INC.
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Storyworth
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Sway Finance
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Sync Labs
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Synova Life Sciences
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Tailor
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Movley
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National Federation Of Independent Business
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Octolane Ai
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Oneshop
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Onward
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Openmart
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Openpod
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Orange Collective
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Orange County Business Council
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Patterns
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Query Vary
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Regology INC
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Insights Association
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International Business Machines Corporation
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International Center for Law & Economics
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Invoke Labs
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Keywords Ai INC.
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Kontractify, INC
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Lightski
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Linum
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Local Reg
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Los Angeles Area Chamber Of Commerce
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