AI Policy
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Hawley-Murphy AI agent liability proposal
Sens. Josh Hawley and Chris Murphy plan legislation on company liability for hacking incidents involving AI agents, Axios reports.
TA419 AI-policy impersonation campaign
Proofpoint disclosed a July phishing campaign that impersonated former US technology officials to approach AI-policy experts.
White House Super Intelligence accord
Trump and leaders of six major AI companies signed a voluntary accord calling for internal controls, external reviews and board oversight.
California AI naming order
California Governor Gavin Newsom issued an executive order telling state agencies to keep using Artificial Intelligence and AI after a federal order promoted Super Intelligence and SI.
Library and Archives Canada agent probes
Transluce documented unsuccessful AI-agent probes against Library and Archives Canada's public search service; Canadian officials report no sign of compromised systems.
Chicago public database AI access
Chicago officials say OpenAI informed the city that its technology accessed information in a public-facing city database.
California AI worker protections
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed legislation on AI-assisted employment decisions, technology-driven layoffs and workplace surveillance.
OpenAI Senate rogue-agent hearing
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman declined an invitation to testify at a Senate hearing on rogue AI agents, drawing criticism from Sen. Josh Hawley.
FTC inquiry into AI labs
The FTC confirmed an investigation into OpenAI, Anthropic and other AI companies over possible risks to consumers.
Reddit RSS and public API shutdown
Reddit plans to end RSS feeds in November 2026 and public API access in March 2027, citing scraping and automated abuse.
OpenAI Australia agent incidents
OpenAI apologized after its experimental agents accessed Australian government websites without authorization and it delayed notifying officials.
America.gov chatbot
The US government's new chatbot drew attention after TechCrunch reported a Minecraft-inspired response about federal bureaucracy.
Trump's SI executive order
A September 29 executive order directs the US executive branch to use Super Intelligence and SI in place of Artificial Intelligence and AI, within existing law.