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15 September 2026
California’s “Adam’s Law” set the tone for AI governance today, pushing chatbot makers toward concrete safety duties—timely in-app crisis support, age verification, limits on targeted ads to children, and parental controls—under liability if models fail to prevent mental-health harm. OpenAI, which spent years arguing against state-by-state rules, has shifted into lobbying and bill-shaping mode, effectively trading principle for portability: if states converge on the same requirements, the national standard writes itself. The ripple effect is already showing up in markets and messaging, as public resistance to new AI data centers keeps growing—one Annenberg poll found 61% of Americans oppose siting a new data center locally—while politicians warn voters not to “kill the golden goose.”
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