Jacob Coxon, the former Anthropic researcher whose September 2026 resignation warning about AI risks drew widespread attention and prompted calls from more than 20 members of Congress for federal hearings and legislation such as a national kill switch measure, has not been scheduled to appear before any congressional committee. His October 5 testimony occurred at the New York City Council level amid local regulatory proposals, while federal responses have remained limited to public statements and renewed interest in existing bills like the bipartisan FRONTIER Act. With only two weeks remaining until the October 31 deadline, committee scheduling processes, member availability, and the absence of announced hearing dates support traders’ current consensus favoring a negative resolution.