OpenAI Policy Head Accused of Mischaracterizing Illinois AI Law
sjgadler · x · 2026-08-21
A user suggests OpenAI's Head of State Policy may have mischaracterized the Illinois AI audit law. According to METR, the law is a procedural compliance audit, not a safety check. Meanwhile, Massachusetts is pushing for the nation's strictest state-level AI safeguards, requiring independent risk reviews every 120 days, a move supported by Anthropic but dividing the industry.
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