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Public Act 26-15 (CART Act) begins its first wave on October 1: frontier-developer and whistleblower duties, C2PA-style provenance for large generative image/audio/video systems, WARN notices with AI attribution, and the AEDT framework—with operative employment duties largely tied to deployments from Oct 2027.
On 24 September, Sens. Brian Schatz and Mark Warner (with Andy Kim in related coverage) advanced a bill requiring AI Safety Board access to weights and configs at least 45 days before public release, with fines up to $250,000 per violation per day.
At Reuters Momentum AI (Austin, Sep 25), FTC Chair Andrew Ferguson rejected anthropomorphizing autonomous agents and suggested developers and operators bear harm liability when the tool follows instructions; he pointed to existing FTC authorities.
On September 9, 2026, Reuters reported that OpenAI is advocating capability-based testing and independent assessments at national scale, backing four California AI safety bills and urging Congress to act before adjournment—a pivot after rogue-agent incidents.