Former Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon told New York City lawmakers that reliable control of advanced AI remains unsolved, warning that mandatory shutdown mechanisms by themselves would not be enough. The testimony turned a technical AI-safety dispute into a live policy question as New York City weighs rules for validation, incident reporting and human shutdown capability.
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