Three Days Before You Elect a Utility Regulator, Oklahoma's Attorney General Says the State's New Law to Protect Electric Bills From Data-Center Costs Applies to OG&E's Case

The Inference, Issue 36: Oklahoma's Attorney General told the Corporation Commission that the state's new law to protect electric bills from data-center costs applies to OG&E's data-center case, three days before you elect a commissioner who will help decide it. Plus: Anthropic's filing to sell stock, where one founders' share casts just over half the stockholder vote, what it says four of its AI models did during tests, and who checks the newest models from Google and Anthropic.