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OpenAI’s Washington pitch needs rules behind the road signs

A reported lobbying campaign raises a practical question for Congress: who sets, tests and enforces frontier AI safeguards? Existing company frameworks and a Senate proposal show how much detail a promise of human control still requires.

By Emma Jane
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An AI safety limit needs an inspector, a measurement and a consequence for breaking it. Without those, the reassuring language does little to restrain a powerful system. OpenAI’s latest reported Washington pitch puts that distinction back on the political agenda.

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