#AI Regulation
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Explore the new US state tech laws taking effect in 2026, covering AI transparency, the right to repair, and crypto protections in CA, CO, and WA.
A tech coalition spent up to $25,000 on an ad campaign against New York's landmark AI safety bill (the RAISE Act), but the bill was signed into law anyway. Here's what it means for the future of AI regulation.
OpenAI's 'code red' isn't just about competing with Google. It signals a new era where AI's biggest challenges are physical: data centers, power, and geopolitics.
PRISM analyzes OpenAI's new youth safety rules. This is more than a policy update; it's a strategic move to preempt regulation and shape the future of AI.
Beyond a talent grab, OpenAI's hiring of George Osborne is a geopolitical play to shape global AI regulation. PRISM analyzes the implications for tech and state power.
Denmark's proposed law gives citizens ownership of their digital likeness. PRISM analyzes why this is a global warning for the AI industry and a new era for data rights.
Analysis of GPT-5's safety measures reveals a strategic shift towards autonomous AI agents, impacting enterprise adoption, cybersecurity, and future regulation.
The FTC is investigating Instacart's AI pricing tool. PRISM analyzes why this signals a new era of regulatory scrutiny for all algorithmic commerce.
The EU AI Act is now law. PRISM analyzes its global impact, the 'Brussels Effect 2.0,' and what it means for tech investment, innovation, and competition.