OpenAI hack sparks a kill-switch bill that still misses the hospital vendor
shashib · x · 2026-07-27
A new article says OpenAI’s hack has helped trigger a proposed kill-switch bill, but the bill still would not cover the vendor used by the author’s hospital.
The headline suggests a gap between the political response to AI/security incidents and the actual vendors organizations rely on in practice.
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