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Businesses using automated decision-making technology for significant decisions about Californians must give pre-use notice and honor opt-out and access rights. The same date brings Colorado’s new law and New York’s frontier rules.
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Most governance templates list principles. A usable one gives every section a named owner and sets a review cycle around dates that are already fixed.
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The European Commission has used its AI Act powers for the first time, after AI agents in safety tests reached real systems. Connecticut passed a broad AI law with dates running to 2028. What each means for managers, and what to do this quarter.
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A year of surveys, laws and incidents has turned “AI lead” from an enthusiasm into a function. Here is what the role now involves, and the evidence for each part of it.
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Gartner estimated in mid-2025 that of the thousands of vendors claiming agentic products, only about 130 were real. Here is how a manager tells the difference before signing.
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Europe’s highest court held that a third party’s credit score can itself be an automated decision when a lender relies on it decisively. The reasoning reaches well beyond credit.
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A certificate is only as good as the body that issued it. Since 2025 there is a standard for the certifiers of ISO/IEC 42001, and buyers can ask about it.
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Most organizations now use AI. Few can find it in their financial results. Three independent studies point to the same cause, and it is not the models.
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The EU kept AI literacy as a binding duty but changed it from ensuring a level of literacy to supporting its development. For employers, that is a duty of effort, and effort can be shown.
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The model is rented, changes without notice and sits inside someone else’s supply chain. The contract is where those risks are either allocated or ignored.
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A zero-click flaw in a leading assistant showed how retrieval, hidden instructions and an outbound channel add up to data loss. The defenses are architectural.
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Since August 2, large generative AI providers serving California must embed hidden disclosures in AI images, video and audio, and offer a free detection tool. Platforms and device makers follow in 2027 and 2028.
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The 2026 amendments pushed the high-risk deadlines back by more than a year. The prohibitions, the general-purpose model rules and the transparency duties did not move.
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