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The Great American AI Act Draft Is Really a Federal Preemption Fight With a Frontier-Audit Regime
The Great American AI Act is still a discussion draft, but its most important move is already clear: federal frontier oversight paired with a temporary preemption of state AI model-development laws.
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Rhode Island Splits AI Risk Between Companion Chatbots and Mental-Health Care
Rhode Island’s legislature approved separate AI measures for companion-chatbot safety and for AI use in mental-health care, showing two different state compliance lanes.
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Connecticut’s Public Act 26-15 Shows How State AI Compliance Actually Arrives
Connecticut’s Public Act 26-15 is not one abstract AI law. It is a phased compliance package touching employment tools, AI companions, provenance, frontier governance, and youth-facing design.
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New York Turns Synthetic-Performer Disclosure Into a Binding Advertising Rule
New York now has a binding advertising disclosure rule for synthetic performers, turning AI transparency into a practical campaign-review and compliance step for brands and agencies.
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The New National Security AI Memorandum Has a Vendor-Control Clause Companies Should Notice
The White House’s new AI memorandum for the national security enterprise is also a procurement and control signal, especially for contractors and vendors selling mission-critical systems.
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Oregon’s New AI Companion Law Shows Where Chatbot Regulation Is Headed Next
Oregon’s new AI companion law makes this harder to dismiss as a two-state experiment, adding a third enacted model for relationship-style chatbot regulation and litigation risk.
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Why Transparency Keeps Becoming AI Regulation’s Common Rule
The EU AI Act’s latest Article 50 milestone fits a broader pattern: across the EU and U.S. states, AI regulation keeps returning to labels, notices, and disclosure duties.
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Delaware Chancery Orders Lawyer and Firm to Explain GenAI Briefing Failures
Delaware Chancery has ordered both a lawyer and his firm to explain how a GenAI-assisted brief with false citations and fabricated propositions made it onto the docket, turning AI misuse into a Rule 11 and firm-governance story.
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The Perplexity Publisher Cases Are Becoming a Real S.D.N.Y. Cluster
The Perplexity publisher suits are becoming easier to understand as a real Southern District of New York cluster, with repeated publisher plaintiffs and relatedness filings tying newer cases to earlier ones.
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FTC’s Companion Chatbot Inquiry Shows What Companies Need to Be Ready to Produce
The FTC’s companion chatbot inquiry is not an enforcement action, but it is a clear warning about the testing, disclosures, monetization, data handling, and governance records companies should be ready to produce.