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The NIST AI RMF is voluntary, is not a checklist, and is being revised. What Govern, Map, Measure and Manage actually ask for, what the Generative AI Profile's 12 risks add, and a twelve-artefact minimum viable version for a SaaS company.
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Colorado's AI Act was repealed and rewritten, and the big deployer obligations start 1 January 2027. What Texas, Illinois, NYC, Utah and California require today, from the statute text.
US clocks fall back at 2 a.m. on Sunday, November 1, 2026. British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba and the NWT will not. City-by-city times, the law, and what breaks in software.
The 2026 Big Tech enforcement record in one place: four penalties worth about $14.1B, led by US states rather than Brussels, and dominated by children's safety. Here is what the Tech Fines tracker shows and how to follow it.
Picking an age verification vendor is the last decision, not the first. The duty you are actually under, the methods ladder, the one-bit record, and where the age claim lives in your identity model.
Meta's settlement with 51 attorneys general commits at least $12.1 billion, but the money is the survivable part. Every teen safety term in the deal depends on knowing who is under 18, and nobody has solved that yet.
Your data is constantly at risk, but who's required to tell you when it's compromised?
California's attempt to regulate deepfakes in political advertising through AB 2839 has sparked debate on free speech and election integrity.
