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Anthropic and OpenAI ultimately backed Scott Wiener’s California AI safety law, but his move to Congress could revive a fight over whether new rules favor the biggest AI companies. Full story:Read original on X
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AI safety law backed by Anthropic and OpenAI faces Congress
Moving the law's author to Congress could reopen debate over whether new AI rules favor the largest companies.
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