Comment by Miles Kodama

Today, frontier AI developers have no legal obligation to disclose anything about their safety and security protocols to government, let alone to the public. When a company releases a new AI system more powerful than any system before, it is entirely optional under present law for them to tell consumers what dangerous things that system can do. And if a company does choose to adopt a safety policy or publish a model card, there is no force of law to guarantee the safety policy is being implemented or that the model card is accurate. This would all change under SB 53. We'd no longer have to rely on AI developers' good will to share critical safety information with the public. Unverified source (2025)