OpenAI testified in support of an Illinois bill that would significantly limit liability for AI laboratories
The proposed legislation would restrict when AI companies can be held responsible, even in cases of 'critical harm' caused by their products
This reflects ongoing tensions between AI industry interests and consumer/public safety protections
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