OpenAI is being asked to provide internal documents by a coalition of state attorneys general. The request covers data on how the company trains its models, how it handles user information, and any agreements with third‑party developers. The attorneys general sent formal letters this week, setting a deadline for OpenAI to respond within 30 days.
If the documents reveal lax oversight, regulators could push for new rules or fines. The move signals growing scrutiny of AI firms that operate across state lines, and it may affect how companies share data with developers and users.
The request follows similar inquiries into other tech giants, suggesting a broader clampdown on AI transparency.