Senator Lummis Drops AI Transparency Bomb: New Bill Forces Tech Giants to Open Their Black Boxes
Washington just got a wake-up call—Senator Cynthia Lummis is turning up the heat on AI''s shadow economy. Her newly proposed legislation would force artificial intelligence firms to crack open their algorithms and disclose technical specs, putting an end to the ''trust us, we''re geniuses'' era.
No more hand-waving—just hard code.
The bill targets the AI industry''s notorious opacity, demanding full transparency on training data, model architectures, and decision-making processes. Critics argue it could stifle innovation; supporters counter that you can''t regulate what you don''t understand (a lesson crypto learned the hard way).
Wall Street''s already placing bets on which AI unicorns will flounder under scrutiny—because nothing fuels disruption like watching overhyped startups sweat.
