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U.S. Representative from New Jersey
“But that approach will not suffice; it relies too heavily on the consistent goodwill of all AI companies to voluntarily disclose incidents that might expose them to liability and reputational damage.”
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Frank Pallone Jr., Zoe Lofgren, and Jamie Raskin’s October 28, 2026 oversight letters asked five frontier AI companies for ongoing reports to Congress on model-misalignment and safety incidents within 48 hours of discovery (24 hours if critical infrastructure appears involved). The quoted sentence is from the lawmakers’ letters, reproduced in the House Science Committee release.
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Mandate 72-hour reporting of critical AI safety incidents to a national authority
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