5 October 2026
President Trump's new superintelligence task force has a report due in 120 days, with a goal of keeping the US in the lead without overregulating AI. Meanwhile, the New York City Council is holding a hearing with testimony from former researchers at Anthropic, Google DeepMind and OpenAI. Yahoo Finance Host Julie Hyman, Breaking Business News Reporter Jake Conley and Senior Autos Reporter Pras Subramanian break down three proposals on the table: third-party validation and a human-operated off switch for AI models, a right to sue developers for foreseeable harm, and cash rewards for AI whistleblowers. Plus whether a city rule could become national AI policy. Watch The 8:30 live weekdays 8:30-9:30am ET. 00:00 Trump's superintelligence task force 00:58 Former AI lab researchers testify before the NYC Council 01:32 Proposal 1: Third-party validation and an AI off switch 01:59 Would New York City effectively set national AI policy? 03:33 Proposal 2: The right to sue AI developers 04:28 A patchwork of state and city AI rules 04:52 Americans favor AI safety rules 05:18 Proposal 3: Paying AI whistleblowers 06:19 What it means for AI businesses #AISafety #AIRegulation #AI #YahooFinance
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