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AIDA is dead, so what governs AI in Canada in 2026? See the 3 rules that actually apply now: PIPEDA, Quebec Law 25, and voluntary frameworks.
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What happened to California SB 1047? It was vetoed, but 2 AI laws now apply to your company in 2026. See which ones and their deadlines.
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The UK did not adopt the EU AI Act. Here is what UK AI governance actually looks like in 2026, which laws apply, which regulators are watching, and what small teams need to do.
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Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei published "Policy on the AI Exponential" in June 2026, calling for mandatory third-party safety testing of frontier AI, pro-employment retention incentives, and UBI funded by an AI company tax. What the five-pillar agenda means for teams using AI today.
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EU AI Act Omnibus confirmed June 29, 2026 -- standalone high-risk to Dec 2, 2027, embedded products to Aug 2, 2028. Article 50 still applies Aug 2, 2026.
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One Big Beautiful Bill federal AI preemption failed 99-1 in the Senate. What replaces it: a 3-year state AI law freeze proposed in a new bipartisan draft.
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EU AI Act GPAI Code of Practice is final: 3 locked obligations for GPAI providers, plus the 7-step checklist before the August 2, 2026 deadline.
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Every major AI regulation deadline in 2026 and 2027 in one place, EU AI Act, US state laws, FTC enforcement, SEC requirements, HIPAA AI guidance, and international. Updated monthly.
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The EU AI Act is a binding EU law classifying AI systems by risk level. High-risk AI (hiring, credit, medical) faces mandatory audits and registration. In force August 2024, high-risk AI rules apply from December 2027 (extended from August 2026 by the EU Digital Omnibus).
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OpenAI's New Deal policy paper: federal AI regulation is 2+ years away. Three steps your team must complete now: tool inventory (2 hrs), one-page use policy, incident log. Copy-paste checklist included.
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FTC, SEC, state AGs, DOJ, and EEOC are all pursuing AI enforcement simultaneously using existing law, no new federal AI statute required. Four enforcement tracks running now: deceptive AI claims (FTC Section 5), AI washing in investor comms (SEC), biased automated decisions (EEOC), inadequate incident disclosure.
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