Kat Black

Alabama’s attorney general subpoenaed OpenAI for more information related to its AI agents autonomously hacking Hugging Face's servers in July: https://www.cnn.com/2026/08/24/tech/openai-subpoena-hugging-face-attorney-general-alabama I would like to connect with experts in law, government policy and Big Tech to comment on the development--specifically, what does this probe signify about current regulatory attitudes toward AI on both a state and federal level? How is the AG's investigation connected to a rising wave of litigation and novel state actions against AI and Big Tech companies?