Casper: RAISE Act drafts lack public auditor contracts and criminal penalties for lying
StephenLCasper · x · 2026-10-31
In his RAISE Act thread, Stephen Casper adds two key points: examiner contracts with frontier developers should be public subject to redactions, and under the current draft no one faces jail time even for lying to the public about imminent catastrophic risks or disobeying cease-use orders.
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