A spate of AI-enabled security incidents is amplifying pressure on major U.S. AI developers to disclose how their systems are trained and tested, sharpening debate over the industry’s safeguards. The push has underscored the absence of comprehensive federal rules for AI safety and cybersecurity. A high-profile presence on Capitol Hill by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman reflects growing Washington attention to oversight. Advocates want clearer reporting on model risks and defenses, while companies face rising scrutiny over their internal testing and incident response practices.
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