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The EU AI Act in 2026: What the Digital Omnibus Actually Changes — and What It Doesn't
For two years, "2 August 2026" has functioned as the single most-cited date in European AI compliance planning — the moment the bulk of the EU AI Act's remaining provisions were due to bite. That date has now…
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America's AI Governance Crossroads: Federal Preemption Meets the State Patchwork
If the EU's AI governance story in 2026 is about phased implementation, the United States' story is about a constitutional collision still in progress. Since late 2025, the federal government has been pursuing an…
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Governing the Agent: Liability, Standards, and the Race to Regulate Autonomous AI
Every AI governance framework built over the past three years — the EU AI Act, NIST's Risk Management Framework, the patchwork of US state laws — was substantially designed around a particular mental model: an AI…
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