Brad Parscale, former Trump campaign manager, has launched Campaign Nucleus, an AI-driven platform aimed at transforming conservative political campaigning.

The platform leverages artificial intelligence to personalize emails, analyze voter sentiment, and enhance the online presence of 'anti-woke' influencers.

Campaign Nucleus has secured $2.2 million in funding from the Trump campaign and the Republican National Committee, and has raised a total of $119 million.

The service has been used globally, sending out 14 billion emails to support conservative candidates and expand its influence beyond the United States.

Despite facing personal and professional setbacks, Parscale's company remains financially robust with direct links from the Trump campaign website and records of substantial FEC payments.

Campaign Nucleus focuses on gathering data from political supporters to engage with potential donors using AI, and Parscale has partnered with AiAdvertising as a strategic advisor to further AI use in politics.

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