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Large technology companies such as Google and Meta regularly publish transparency reports disclosing the number and types of government data requests, but no similar norm has yet been established in the AI sector.
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8/17/2026
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Valid until: 11/15/2026
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OpenAI向FBI举报用户：AI安全监控的边界之争
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