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Chris Lehane is Chief Global Affairs Officer at OpenAI. He is a former political consultant and communications strategist who worked as a lawyer and spokesperson for the Bill Clinton administration and later held senior policy roles at major technology companies. He has also been involved in cryptocurrency industry policy work. He is known for his background in political opposition research and public affairs strategy.

Updated 5 August 2026

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Multiple new lawsuits were filed accusing OpenAI and CEO Sam Altman of providing assistance related to the Tumbler Ridge school mass shooting Legal action

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