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[…] remaining distinctions may be notable for frontier developers navigating compliance in both the Golden and the Empire State. Understanding the RAISE Act, and how it aligns with and diverges from California’s SB 53, offers a useful lens into how states are approaching frontier AI safety and transparency and where policymaking may be headed in 2026.

[…] governance structures, risk assessment thresholds, mitigation strategies, cybersecurity practices, and alignment with national or international standards. The framework must also address catastrophic risk arising from internal model use. Limited redactions are permitted to protect trade secrets, cybersecurity, or national security. Transparency Report: Before deploying a frontier model, all frontier developers (not only “large” developers) […]

[…] e t r a in in g of a fr o ntie r mod el whic h th e pers o n in te nd s to use at I d en tic a l, exc e p t th a t th e RA IS E Act adds th e f o llo […]

[…] states, highlighting five key takeaways which include, (1) states shifted from broad frameworks to narrower, transparency-driven approaches, (2) three main approaches to private sector AI regulation emerged: use or context-based, tech-specific, and liability/accountability, (3) the most commonly enacted frameworks focus on healthcare, chatbots, and innovation safeguards, (4) policymakers signaled an interest in balancing consumer […]

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[…] risk and impact assessments are emerging as a central, albeit uncertain, aspect of the new regime. This Issue Brief has three objectives. First, it summarizes key changes between the PDP Law and Vietnam’s existing data protection regime, and draws a comparison between the PDP Law and the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) (Section […]

[…] c o m pare th e m to th e GDPR – ch o se n as a co m para to r due to it s use by man y co m pan ie s as a glo b al r e g ula to ry fr a m e of re fe […]

[…] year was more due to chance than anything else, and next year will return to business-as-usual. After all, Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Massachusetts, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Vermont, and West Virginia all had bills make it to a floor vote or progress into cross-chamber, and some of those bills have been carried over into the 2026 legislative […]

[…] to improving online experiences for young people through law and regulation, policy, and education. By bringing together experts across disciplines, the event series aimed to bridge divides between privacy, security, and safety conversations, and surface key tensions and opportunities for future work. This report summarizes key themes that emerged across these conversations for policymakers […]