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Policy watch / Verified records
See AI rules move from proposal to enforcement.
Structured AI policy actions by jurisdiction, authority, status, effective date, affected companies, and source evidence.
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Introduces legislation to ban development and use of artificial superintelligence, freeze development of advanced AI systems pending safety rules, and create a cabinet-level AI agency.
DetailsWhat we captured
The proposed Ban Artificial Superintelligence Act would permanently ban development and use of artificial superintelligence, freeze development of advanced AI systems pending safety rules, and establish a cabinet-level federal AI agency.
Source evidence
Confidence 97% / Completeness 95%
Issued an executive order establishing AI procurement and safety standards for Oregon executive agencies and directing development of third-party safety-review criteria for frontier AI models.
DetailsWhat we captured
Executive Order 26-26 establishes AI procurement and safety standards for Oregon’s executive branch and directs development of third-party review criteria for frontier AI models.
Source evidence
Confidence 98% / Completeness 100%
Propose legislation to ban artificial superintelligence, pause advanced AI development until guidelines are implemented, and create a federal Department of Artificial Intelligence.
DetailsWhat we captured
Proposed U.S. legislation would ban artificial superintelligence, pause advanced AI development until guidelines are implemented, and establish a federal AI oversight department.
Source evidence
Confidence 97% / Completeness 95%
The European Commission AI Office is analyzing AI companions for signs that they enable illegal child sexual-abuse material or non-intentional intimate images.
DetailsWhat we captured
The European Commission’s AI Office is analyzing whether AI companions enable illegal child sexual-abuse material or non-intentional intimate images and is treating them as high-concern use cases under the EU AI Act.
Source evidence
Confidence 86% / Completeness 95%
New York announced an implementation schedule for RAISE Act registration, safety-framework publication, quarterly risk assessments and critical-incident reporting by covered large frontier-model developers.
DetailsWhat we captured
New York announced a schedule for covered large frontier-model developers to register and comply with the RAISE Act’s safety, reporting and incident-notification requirements.
Source evidence
Confidence 96% / Completeness 95%
Requires large AI developers to register with New York and report certain safety incidents within 72 hours under the RAISE Act.
DetailsWhat we captured
New York is implementing the RAISE Act, signed by Gov. Kathy Hochul in December 2025. Beginning in November, large AI developers must register with the state and report certain safety incidents within 72 hours.
Source evidence
Confidence 98% / Completeness 95%
Directs large frontier AI developers to register with New York and comply with safety, transparency, incident-reporting, and risk-assessment requirements under the RAISE Act.
DetailsWhat we captured
New York announced that large frontier AI developers will be directed to register with the state beginning in November 2026 and must meet transparency, safety, incident-reporting, and risk-assessment requirements beginning January 2027.
Source evidence
Confidence 99% / Completeness 100%
New York announced registration, safety-incident reporting, risk-assessment, and disclosure requirements for AI developers under the RAISE Act.
DetailsWhat we captured
New York announced planned requirements for AI developers to register with the DIGIT Office, report critical safety incidents within 72 hours, conduct quarterly catastrophic-risk assessments, and provide periodic disclosures under the RAISE Act.
Source evidence
Confidence 94% / Completeness 95%
Introduced a bill requiring NIST to develop national standards for controlling AI agents and providing for government testing of AI models before public release.
DetailsWhat we captured
The bill would require NIST to develop national standards for controlling AI agents and calls for government testing of new AI models for national-security purposes before public release.
Source evidence
Confidence 96% / Completeness 95%
Signed an executive order accelerating independent AI safety oversight and initiating development of an emergency shutdown framework
DetailsWhat we captured
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed an executive order advancing independent AI auditor oversight, recurring third-party verification, incident reporting, and development of an emergency shutdown framework for powerful AI systems.
Source evidence
Confidence 96% / Completeness 95%