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Alex Bores: Anthropic’s bill ‘closely matches its framework from June’ and ‘comes nowhere close to the speed of developments’

Alex Bores @AlexBoresX

Why it matters

First-hand reaction (~7k views) from New York Assemblymember Alex Bores, sponsor of the RAISE Act and a 2026 House candidate.

Summary

Posted Sat Oct 17 00:45:23 +0000 2026 by Alex Bores (@AlexBores); 6,768 views, 234 likes, 37 reposts when read via api.fxtwitter.com on 2026-10-17. ‘Anthropic is pitching a bill that closely matches its framework from June. How can you watch Hugging Face, Coxon, & rogue AI swarms, and conclude that the bill you cooked up in June is sufficient? This comes nowhere close to the speed of developments...’

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Anthropic is pitching a bill that closely matches its framework from June.

How can you watch Hugging Face, Coxon, & rogue AI swarms, and conclude that the bill you cooked up in June is sufficient?

This comes nowhere close to the speed of developments nor the speed we need to keep people safe.

Quoting @politico: Anthropic quietly pitches its own AI safety bill to lawmakers https://politi.co/4zxDFhl

Source: x.com/AlexBores/status/2111257228803998011Archived 2026-10-17 via fxtwitter (unofficial).Counts: 6,836 views, 234 likes, 37 reposts, 13 replies (at fetch time)

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Jacob Coxon, Former Anthropic pretraining researcher (resigned Sept 2026)