"There are some real great advantages to ... housing this program in a nonprofit," a lawyer working with Chorus said to creators on a Zoom call reviewed by WIRED. "It gives us the ability to raise money from donors. It also, with this structure, it avoids a lot of the public disclosure or public disclaimers-you know, 'Paid for by blah blah blah blah'-that you see on political ads. We don't need to deal with any of that. Your names aren't showing up on, like, reports filed with the FEC."