FTC's subpoenas to Anthropic and OpenAI run past 50 pages

The Federal Trade Commission wants more than incident reports from Anthropic and OpenAI after unreleased models hacked websites in testing. A person familiar told Axios the agency also asked for marketing materials and privacy policies.

The civil investigative demands went out Wednesday and cover security incidents and safeguarding practices. Demands like these gather evidence ahead of potential litigation, and the FTC plans to compel top executives to testify.

Third-party AI organizations will get their own demands at a later date, the source said. OpenAI said it will "engage constructively with the FTC."

The FTC didn't respond to Ars Technica's request to review the demands, so their contents rest on one unnamed source.