Rep. Trahan: AI loss-of-control disclosures run on an 'honor system' — mandatory incident reporting needed
Miles_Brundage · x · 2026-09-16
Rep. Lori Trahan told Fox Special Report that AI loss-of-control disclosures currently rely on an "honor system" — we only know about some incidents where developers lost control because OpenAI chose to tell us. She argues voluntary industry standards aren't enough and is pushing for mandatory transparency, structured incident reporting, and durable independent verification. Miles Brundage amplified the clip, reflecting growing momentum in Washington around binding AI safety oversight.
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