OpenAI may have violated California’s AI safety law with latest model releases, AI watchdog says
OpenAI has not followed the law with any of the models it released this year, the watchdog group says.
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# OpenAI May Have Violated California's AI Safety Law An AI watchdog group claims OpenAI has failed to comply with California's AI safety law across all model releases in 2024, potentially triggering regulatory scrutiny and enforcement actions against the company. The violation centers on OpenAI's alleged non-compliance with safety requirements for its latest model deployments, though the specific financial or operational market impact remains uncertain pending regulatory investigation and response.
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