Governor Gavin Newsom signed AI auditor bills on Wednesday. [1] Politico filed AB 1405 and SB 813, backed by Anthropic and OpenAI. [1] This paper already printed those signatures at position 35. A second Sacramento line is not a second statute and not an unsigned desk. Saturday adds nothing to Wednesday.

The auditor pair is a registry and independent verification, not a kill switch. Position 35 carries the full file; this brief carries the address for section readers who never reach it. Signed stays signed through a quiet Saturday. Duplicate lines exist so readers meet the news where they are; the statute sits in the code either way.

Saturday's capitol is dark, as it is most Saturdays. Chaptered statutes do not observe weekends. The auditor registry opens for business on its own schedule, not the news cycle's.

Signed stays signed through weekends the way it does through weekdays. The brief asks nothing more. Saturday's address book stays open.

Open books stay open; Saturday's stays. Staying open is the update. Schedules run their own.

Signed statutes do not observe weekends. The auditor registry opens on its own schedule. Saturday asks nothing more of Sacramento.

Wednesday's signatures on AB 1405 and SB 813 did not un-sign themselves over the weekend. Sacramento's capitol being dark on Saturday changes no chaptered statute. Anthropic and OpenAI already sat behind those bills in Politico's file. Position 35 still holds the long copy.
The pair stays signed. Saturday asks nothing more of Sacramento. Wednesday's signatures did not un-sign themselves.

The pair stays signed. Saturday asks nothing more of Sacramento. Wednesday's signatures did not un-sign themselves.

-- MAYA CALLOWAY, New York