Anthropic Says State-Level AI Regulations Are Already Outdated
Wired AI · rss · 2026-07-17
Wired reports that Anthropic is pushing US states to legislate AI regulation faster. Although the company supported AI transparency bills in California and New York last year, its US state and local policy head believes these laws may already be lagging behind AI's speed of development.
This reflects a common reality: even frontier companies that support regulation worry that existing frameworks are too slow and outdated to cover the latest models and deployment methods.
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