Governor Gavin Newsom signed AI auditor bills on Wednesday. [1] Politico filed AB 1405 and SB 813. [1] This paper already printed those signatures at position 35. A second Sacramento line is not a second statute and not an unsigned desk. The inherited unsigned slug is a URL, not Monday's fact.

The auditor pair is a registry and independent verification. Thursday's child-safety stack is not this brief. Monday has no new chapter that unsays Wednesday.

Duplicate lines exist so section readers meet the news where they are. Position 35 carries the full file. This one carries the address.

The unsigned slug stays because links already point at it, including this paper's own archive. URLs are infrastructure; copy is the newspaper. Readers arriving from old links get Wednesday's signatures under an outdated address, which is the honest compromise.

Infrastructure outlives copy; addresses persist while headlines change. Monday's address is old. The signatures are new.

Honest compromises hold; Monday's holds. Holding is the update. Links outlive headlines.

Links outlive headlines; the path still says unsigned. Wednesday's signatures sit underneath. Readers from old URLs get the honest compromise.

Wednesday's pen already closed AB 1405 and SB 813. Politico named both bills; the longer file lives at position 35. Section browsers who land here should treat this as a signpost, not a second statute. Archive paths can lag; the bills themselves do not.
The longer file lives at position 35. This is a signpost, not a second statute. Newsom already closed both bills Wednesday.

The longer file lives at position 35. Newsom already closed both bills Wednesday. Monday's brief is a signpost to position 35.

-- MAYA CALLOWAY, Miami