What this site got wrong

Every chip, status flag and small note rendered in Times on the published site, where six style rules named a font with no fallback and publishing strips the licensed font file; both font stacks now end in a generic family.

The About page credited sb53.info to the AI Futures Project; the credit names GovAI, where it was written.Reported by Miles Kodama

The Connecticut whistleblower quote began at subdivision (1) and dropped the clause governing it, so under this site’s own heading it read as permission to penalize a safety whistleblower, the inverse of the act; the chapeau of Sec. 2(b) is quoted from the same archived text and printed with it.

The Illinois compute threshold published as 1026 instead of 10^26, 24 orders of magnitude low, on the front page and the Illinois bill page, because the 1 August fetch stripped the exponent markup; a tested re-fetch rebuilt the archive with the exponent intact.

New York’s effective-date citations quoted the codification note rather than the enacting clause, and carried no text fragment; they quote chapter 96 of 2026, section 3, and link to it.

Site rebuilt and republished.2 publishes

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Site first published.