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·5 min read
Using AI to screen candidates? 5 overlapping laws apply to small teams in 2026: NYC LL144, FCRA, Illinois AIVEA, EEOC, and Colorado SB 189.
·10 min read
The EU Digital Omnibus provisional agreement (May 7, 2026) would delay most high-risk AI obligations from August 2, 2026 to December 2, 2027. But formal adoption is not guaranteed before the August deadline. What deployers must do now regardless of which path the Omnibus takes.
·9 min read
EU AI Act Article 14 sets specific technical and operational requirements for human oversight of high-risk AI; most vendor "human-in-the-loop" claims don't satisfy them. Here is what effective oversight actually means, how to evaluate vendor implementations, and a 10-item compliance checklist for deployers.
·10 min read
Track all 35 EU AI Act compliance checklist obligations: 15 for providers, 10 for deployers, 10 shared. High-risk AI (Annex III) deadline: December 2, 2027 (extended by EU Digital Omnibus).
·13 min read
EU AI Act Article 5 prohibits 8 categories of AI practices effective February 2025, with enforcement real-time from August 2026. This guide explains each prohibition, what falls inside and outside the ban, and how to audit your systems.
·11 min read
Multiple AI regulations now include mandatory incident reporting. EU AI Act Article 73 requires serious incident reports within 72 hours. This guide covers all reporting obligations across jurisdictions, what triggers them, and how to build a compliant incident response process.
·13 min read
Companies operating across multiple US states and the EU face overlapping AI obligations from a dozen different laws. This guide shows how to build one governance program that satisfies all of them without running 12 parallel compliance tracks.
·11 min read
Boards are now accountable for AI governance failures. SEC expects AI risk disclosure, and the EU AI Act requires governance at the highest level. This guide covers what quarterly AI reports to boards should contain and a copy-paste template.
·12 min read
NIST AI 600-1 defines the AI red teaming methodology: adversarial testing for bias, safety, and misuse vulnerabilities before deployment. This guide covers the NIST framework, what a red team exercise tests, and how small teams can apply it without a dedicated security team.
·9 min read
The EU provisional agreement pushed high-risk AI obligations to late 2027. But Article 50 transparency rules still apply August 2, 2026, GPAI requirements have applied since August 2, 2025, and the prohibited-practices ban has been in force since February 2, 2025. Here is exactly what changed and what did not.
·11 min read
The European Commission published draft guidelines May 19 on how to classify high-risk AI under Article 6. Consultation closes June 23. Here is what changes for small teams before August.
·9 min read
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.
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