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 inherited an unsigned slug for URL stability. Signed is not unsigned. Monday has no new chapter that unsays those signatures.

The auditor pair is a registry and independent verification, not a kill switch. A later child-safety package on chatbots and social media belonged to Thursday. This page does not reprint that stack as a second Monday signing and does not pretend the auditor pair is still on the desk.

Old slugs make strange bedfellows: an unsigned URL carrying signed news. The archive preserves addresses, not impressions. Readers get the signatures under an outdated title.

Anthropic and OpenAI backing the auditor bills gave Newsom industry cover to sign. Registry-and-verification regimes spread state by state from here. Sacramento wrote the first draft; others will edit it.

First drafts invite edits; Sacramento's awaits other states. Monday's draft is signed. Editing belongs to legislatures.

Legislatures edit later; Monday reprints the pair as signed. Anthropic and OpenAI gave cover. The filename still lies.

Monday reprints the pair as signed. Sacramento wrote the first draft. Others will edit it.

Governor Newsom already signed the pair on Wednesday. Registry-and-verification is the law on the books, not a model ban. The unsigned slug is an archive accident, not Monday's fact. Thursday's chatbot package is a different Sacramento stack.
The unsigned slug is an archive accident. Sacramento wrote the first draft. Others will edit it.

The unsigned slug is an archive accident. Sacramento wrote the first draft. Others will edit it.

-- MAYA CALLOWAY, Miami