OpenAI's Head of State Policy mischaracterizes IL AI audit law
sjgadler · x · 2026-08-21
A user pointed out that OpenAI's Head of State Policy appears to have mischaracterized the Illinois AI audit law. According to METR, the law is a procedural compliance audit and does not audit whether models are safe (like a brake check), contrary to the official's description. The user is seeking clarification on the discrepancy.
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