OpenAI to lobby Congress for mandatory AI 'speed limits', Axios reports
EthanJPerez · x · 2026-11-05
Per Axios, OpenAI plans to lobby Congress for mandatory safeguards—"speed limits"—on the most powerful AI systems, arguing they must truly be mandatory since voluntary commitments haven't worked. VP of global affairs Jason Lehane says people should always remain in control, framing AI as built by and for people rather than to displace them.
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