OpenAI, Anthropic face first safety hearing, SpaceXAI gets subpoena

Elon Musk, SpaceXAI subpoenaed by NYC in AI safety investigation

The New York City Council issued a subpoena to Musk, requiring that he or another representative of SpaceXAI testify in an investigation concerning AI safety.

NYC Council subpoenas Elon Musk's SpaceXAI ahead of public hearing

The New York City Council issued a subpoena to SpaceXAI CEO Elon Musk on Monday in an effort to compel testimony from the company at a public hearing next week. The hearing is supposed to focus on legislation that imposes severe restrictions on artificial intelligence, including a “kill switch” that would shut down rogue AI models. Council Speaker Julie Menin, who announced the legislation Friday, asked the following technology leaders to partic…

City Council subpoenas Elon Musk’s AI company after rivals agree to testify under oath

City Council Speaker Julie Menin issued a subpoena Monday to compel Elon Musk’s AI company to testify at next week’s sweeping Council hearing on artificial intelligence, after OpenAI, Google and Anthropic agreed to appear only after being warned they could face their own orders to appear at City Hall. The Council said OpenAI, Google, Anthropic and Meta will now testify publicly under oath at the Oct. 5 Committee of the Whole hearing, which will …

OpenAI, Anthropic face first safety hearing, SpaceXAI gets subpoena

OpenAI and Anthropic executives are set to testify publicly before the NYC Council for the first time. SpaceXAI, meanwhile, faces a subpoena.

NYC Council Says OpenAI, Meta Officials to Attend AI Hearing

Executives from major artificial intelligence companies are expected to appear before New York City lawmakers next week, amid growing concern about a lack of guardrails around the technology.

NYC Council issues subpoena to Elon Musk’s SpaceX to force testimony on dangers of AI

Other AI firms, including Anthropic and OpenAI, as well as Google and Meta, have signaled they intend to send representatives to testify before the Council at an Oct. 5 hearing.