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Mary Inman

Whistleblower attorney with 30+ years experience; founding board member of Psst nonprofit providing secure digital safe and legal support for AI whistleblowers

The confidentiality agreements often contain gagging language that violates an SEC [Securities and Exchange Commission] law that says you can’t interfere with a whistleblower’s ability to report to external regulators.

AI Verified (Feb 26, 2026)

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Mary Inman, interview with Rest of World, February 26, 2026.

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Grant whistleblower protections to AI safety researchers

Whistleblowers need psychosocial support, they need various types of legal support; we’re here to make sure that they’re not silenced by the documents that they’re asked to sign on their way in and out.

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