Attorney General Blanche Opposes AI ‘Regulation by Prosecution’
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A public stance against “regulation by prosecution” lowers near-term litigation risk for AI builders but raises the bar on internal governance—regulators will expect you to self-police. Use this window to formalize safety cases, logging, and red-team processes before a future AG decides to draw the line with enforcement instead of guidance.
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