Find the companies that lobbied Congress on artificial intelligence in 2025
The sentence
Which companies lobbied on artificial intelligence in 2025? Give me 7
Every organization that lobbies Congress files a disclosure with the Senate under the Lobbying Disclosure Act, listing the issues it lobbied on and what it spent. Searching those filings for artificial intelligence shows who is working on AI policy, and it isn't only tech companies: an electric utility, a drugmaker, a card issuer and a bankers' association came back next to Apple, Salesforce and Nvidia. One sentence, two taps, and the sheet was done in 46 seconds.
- Asked
- one sentence, planned in 8 seconds
- Searched
- 2025 federal lobbying disclosures (Senate LDA) mentioning artificial intelligence
- Found
- 21 companies, 7 kept
- Enriched
- 7 of 7, none failed
- Checked by hand
- all 7 against the Senate LDA filings
- Cost
- Search included; sheet 7 credits, 46 seconds
Build
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The question, and what the agent will do
Typed into Home as a question. The plan came back in 8 seconds, in one line: "This agent pulls 7 organizations that filed federal lobbying disclosures (Senate LDA) mentioning artificial intelligence in 2025, with their spend, issues and lobbying firms, then enriches each company."
Then it asks where leads should go: an email campaign, HubSpot, Slack, or just the sheet. Here the answer was Just give me the sheet.
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The plan, with what it costs
Finds up to 7 companies from Senate lobbying filings. Researches each company's own site and public records: tech, socials, hiring and news. Reaches no one and sends nowhere: the results are yours to download or open in Google Sheets.
Each source is listed with its cost, and both are included. About 7 credits a run, and companies that don't make it aren't charged. Run once now starts it.
Result
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7 organizations in 46 seconds
21 companies matched in the filings and 7 were kept: Apple, Salesforce, Novartis, Duke Energy, Nvidia, the Independent Community Bankers of America and American Express. All 7 enriched, none failed, 7 credits.
Each row's source line gives the organization's 2025 lobbying spend from its disclosures: Apple $8.0M, Salesforce $2.6M, Novartis $2.6M, Duke Energy $2.0M, Nvidia $1.5M, the ICBA $1.3M.
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What each one lobbied on, in the filing's own words
Every row was checked by hand against the Senate LDA filings for 2025, and each one names artificial intelligence in its lobbying issues:
Apple: "online content moderation and artificial intelligence". Salesforce: "IT modernization and artificial intelligence (AI)". Novartis: "Artificial intelligence policy issues". Nvidia: "Computer technology, semiconductor design, and artificial intelligence".
Duke Energy: "Artificial intelligence resource adequacy; Load growth; Data center issues". The ICBA: the "Artificial Intelligence Bank Loan Privacy Act". American Express: "Issues related to artificial intelligence, including the Executive Order on AI".
What happens next
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Take it with you, or keep it running
Download CSV or open it in Google Sheets. The sheet isn't kept on our side, so it's yours to take.
Ask for more than 7, or pick an email campaign or HubSpot instead of the sheet and it finds the right person at each one. Create agent saves it, so you can run it again or put it on a schedule.
Questions
- Where does the lobbying data come from?
- The Senate's Lobbying Disclosure Act filings (Senate LDA), the disclosures organizations that lobby Congress file. They list the issues lobbied on, the amount spent and the lobbying firms used.
- Does searching the lobbying filings cost credits?
- No, the search is included. Credits are used for the sheet: 1 a company, so 7 companies cost 7 credits. Companies that don't make it aren't charged.
- Can I search for another issue or year?
- Yes. Write the sentence with your own topic and year, such as lobbying on drug pricing or on data privacy, and the agent searches the filings for it.
Build this one in a sentence
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