Daniel Didech

Représentant de l’État de l’Illinois, porteur de l’Artificial Intelligence Safety Measures Act, première loi d’un État à imposer des audits de sécurité indépendants aux développeurs de pointe, qui avertit que les dommages de l’IA ne sont plus théoriques et que des modèles incontrôlables menacent les systèmes essentiels.

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9 janv. 2019 – aujourd’huiState Representative, 59th District, Illinois House of RepresentativesHouse sponsor of SB 315, the Artificial Intelligence Safety Measures Act, signed 6 July 2026 — the first state law to require third-party safety audits of frontier developers.Source →

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3 sept. 2026 · Déclaration · Joint statement of five state legislators
If researchers cannot reliably prevent their models from going rogue, much of our digital infrastructure and the essential systems that keep our society running are at risk. … Given the urgency, we call on them to work together to eliminate the risk that a catastrophe will result from their rush to build highly capable AI systems before solving problems of alignment and safety.
State Representative, 59th District, Illinois House of Representatives à l’époque
Signed with Alex Bores and Andrew Gounardes (New York), Mary Edly-Allen (Illinois) and Scott Wiener (California); dated 3 September on its face, published by Wiener's office on 4 September, calling on frontier labs to establish a Mutually Agreed Pacing Framework verified by third parties.
A Joint Statement of State Legislative Sponsors of Frontier AI Safety Laws →
6 juil. 2026 · Discours · Capitol News Illinois
We have already seen the first AI-inspired mass shooting. We have already seen AI systems utilized to attack a municipal water and drainage utility.
State Representative, 59th District, Illinois House of Representatives à l’époque
At the Chicago signing of SB 315; the article introduces the quotation with "the harms the bill will regulate are not theoretical".
Pritzker signs landmark AI regulation bill that aims to mitigate risks →