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OpenAI backs bills in US Congress on AI and biological weapon threats
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· September 15, 2026
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Key points The company's backing of the bills indicates its involvement in addressing these issues. OpenAI is supporting bills in the US Congress.
OpenAI is supporting bills in the US Congress. These bills are related to AI and biological weapon threats.
The company's backing of the bills indicates its involvement in addressing these issues. Further details about the bills and OpenAI's support can be found through the source.
More information on the specific bills and the nature of OpenAI's support is available from the source publication, which provides updates on the latest developments.
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