Lawfare makes the case for an AI Whistleblower Protection Act as light-touch oversight
Miles_Brundage · x · 2026-09-17
Miles Brundage endorses Lawfare's case for AI whistleblower protections: ordinary protections target illegal activity, but many frontier AI risks aren't regulated. Rooted in OpenAI's 2024 equity-for-NDAs controversy and the 'right to warn' letter, the AI Whistleblower Protection Act is pitched as a light-touch lever for government access to risk information.
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