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❗️15 U.S. attorneys general are turning up the heat on OpenAI The fallout from OpenAI’s recent AI security incidents isn’t over yet. A coalition of 15 state attorneys general has formally ordered the company to preserve a huge range of evidence tied to the Hugging Face breach and earlier containment failures. That includes internal chats, model logs, safety procedures, technical documents, and other records that could become crucial if legal action follows. The coalition is also demanding that OpenAI pause any evaluations that encourage AI models to explore advanced cyberattack techniques until the company can prove those systems are securely contained. They’re also calling for stronger protections for whistleblowers, saying employees who report dangerous or unlawful behavior should be protected from retaliation. Perhaps most notably, regulators want OpenAI to preserve evidence related to earlier reports of unauthorized network access, exposed credentials, and claims that one AI agent left “escape instructions” for future versions of itself. The attorneys general say these incidents may have violated consumer-protection and data-privacy laws. No lawsuit has been filed yet, but an evidence-preservation order is often the first sign that regulators are preparing for a potentially major legal battle. @aipost 🏴