FTC sends subpoenas to Anthropic and OpenAI seeking documents on AI safety incidents
Photo: CBS NewsHow the sides differ Left sources emphasize public concern about risks from frontier AI models; alternative sources stress the probe's consumer protection focus and describe an industry crisis.
The Federal Trade Commission has issued subpoenas to Anthropic and OpenAI over recent AI safety incidents. Both outlets say the demands seek information tied to those incidents. CBS News places the move amid growing public worry about risks from frontier AI models. Axios, citing a person familiar, reports the civil subpoenas were sent Wednesday and that the probe centers on possible consumer protection violations. Axios also describes the incidents as having grown into an industry crisis and calls the probe one of several administration steps.
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Presents the subpoenas as a response to mounting public concern about the potential risks of frontier AI models.
Presents the subpoenas as a scoop on a consumer protection probe tied to incidents described as an industry crisis.
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