Alabama's subpoena to OpenAI asks a company under investigation to certify, under oath, the completeness of its own account of an autonomous system's conduct — before any court exists to test that certification.

Trump's remarks on AI regulation, Texas data centers, and China all argue about how much to regulate. None of them reach the separate question of how compliance is proven — a gap NIST's guidelines and Texas's own audit both share.

One OpenAI disclosure, two incidents: UK AISI detected and independently confirmed its own findings; Irregular's account exists only through OpenAI's retelling of an audit still in progress. The same document treats both as equally settled.