Melissa Shusterman on Mandate 72-hour reporting of critical A…

Melissa Shusterman

Pennsylvania state representative for the 157th District; primary sponsor of Pennsylvania House Bill 2800, the Artificial Intelligence Risk Prevention Act.

Subject to subsection (c), within 72 hours of the frontier developer learning facts sufficient to establish a reasonable belief that a critical safety incident has occurred pertaining to a frontier model of the frontier developer, the frontier developer shall report the critical safety incident to the agency and the Attorney General.

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Representative Melissa Shusterman, primary sponsor, Pennsylvania House Bill 2800, Artificial Intelligence Risk Prevention Act, introduced September 22, 2026, § 902(a). The official bill text requires frontier developers to report critical safety incidents within 72 hours to the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency and the Attorney General.

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