Jacob Coxon, the former Anthropic researcher whose September resignation warning about AI risks drew widespread attention and prompted more than 20 members of Congress to call for federal safeguards, testified under oath at a New York City Council hearing on October 5 but has not been scheduled for any federal congressional appearance. Lawmakers have referenced his statements in debates over AI legislation such as the FRONTIER Act and kill-switch proposals, yet no committee announcements, invitations, or hearings involving Coxon have been confirmed ahead of the October 31 deadline. The compressed timeline, combined with Congress’s typical advance scheduling for public testimony, supports trader consensus favoring a low likelihood of an appearance by the cutoff.