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== House Democrats seek testimony from AI executives after cyber incidents == A group of House Democrats asked House Speaker Mike Johnson to bring the leaders of OpenAI, Anthropic, and other major AI companies before Congress to testify under oath about recent cyber incidents involving company-developed models.<ref name="cnbc-ai-hearing" /><ref name="reuters-ai-hearing" /> The August 10 letter, led by Representative Greg Casar of Texas, said Congress had not adequately responded to risks from AI development and also requested testimony from independent experts.<ref name="cnbc-ai-hearing" /> The lawmakers described the recent incidents as serious and warned that they could foreshadow larger problems if increasingly capable models advance without regulation.<ref name="cnbc-ai-hearing" /> The signatories cannot compel testimony without action from Republican House leadership, so the letter is a request for a congressional hearing rather than a subpoena or scheduled appearance.<ref name="cnbc-ai-hearing" /><ref name="reuters-ai-hearing" /> ----
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