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HackerOne Applauds Senator Warner’s Support for Legal Protection of AI Red Teaming

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Senator Mark Warner urged expanded DMCA Section 1201 exemptions for good-faith AI research, a move HackerOne backs so independent testing for bias and harmful outputs isn't chilled by outdated law.
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