OpenAI's lobbying stance marks strategic reversal on state regulation
1 Sep 14 · 13d ago · 2 articles · 1 source · development 1 of 1
OpenAI's active shaping of Adam's Law represents an abrupt departure from its 2025 position opposing state-level AI regulation, when the company argued it would create compliance confusion and excessive burden. In 2025, VP Chris LeHane had supported Congressional Republicans and the Trump White House efforts toward a federal moratorium on state-level regulations.
“Recent proposals like a federal moratorium reflect how seriously Congress is taking this issue. We support the goal of a strong, national approach.”
Chris LeHane, OpenAIGovernor Gavin Newsom California GovernorOpenAI AI company
Ann O'Leary OpenAI Vice President of Global PolicyAdam Raine California teenagerRebecca Bauer-Kahan, Buffy Wicks, Steve Padilla California legislators
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