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Johnie T Young is an AI expert and governance practitioner with deep experience helping fast-moving technology companies implement responsible AI practices at small-team scale. With a focus on practical, actionable frameworks, Johnie built AI Policy Desk to close the gap between enterprise-grade compliance tooling and the real-world needs of lean product teams. Before founding AI Policy Desk, Johnie worked across a range of technology companies advising on AI risk management, GDPR readiness, and EU AI Act compliance. With the rapid emergence of AI regulation globally, Johnie identified a clear need: governance resources written for 10-person teams, not Fortune 500 legal departments — practical templates, checklists, and guides that teams can pick up and use today.
371 articles by Johnie T Young
Can your AI agent erase a user from its vector database? Spanish regulators found most cannot. Fix AI agent GDPR memory compliance before an audit.
Which AI providers indemnify your output? Compare policies and use this pre-publish checklist to manage AI output copyright risk in 2026.
State chatbot disclosure laws 2026: 12+ states require bot disclosure, and SB 243 lets California users sue. The compliance checklist for SaaS teams.
What can employers legally monitor with AI in 2026? 11+ US states and GDPR require notice, restrict certain uses, and set rules for compliant policies.
Does your SOC 2 cover bias audits and hallucination testing? Treasury's FS AI RMF says no. Here is a GenAI vendor risk assessment framework that does.
Which AI bias audit requirements by state apply to you in 2026? Compare NYC, Colorado, Minnesota, and New Jersey rules for HR teams here.
What does Texas TRAIGA require before AI hiring tools collect biometric data? Written consent, audits, and vendor checks HR teams need in 2026.
EU AI Act high-risk classification guidelines 2026: which AI systems count as high-risk under Article 6? Consultation closes June 23, deadline looms.
8 steps to nail FTC AI marketing claims compliance in 2026, before unsubstantiated claims cost you $930K like Cox Media Group's FTC settlement.
Georgia SB 540 takes effect July 1, 2027. $10,000 per knowing violation. Here is what chatbot operators must build into their products before the deadline.
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.
A 25-question yes/no scorecard to assess your AI regulatory readiness across EU AI Act, EEOC, GDPR/CCPA, FDA AI guidance, and Colorado SB 26-189. Score yourself and get a tiered verdict, from baseline to audit-ready. Built for software and biotech teams with August 2026 deadlines approaching.