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NY RAISE Act: The Registration Countdown Is On

New York put a face and a calendar on the RAISE Act: registration opens in November, a deputy director is named, and the 72-hour reporting clock is real. Here's what changed since September — and what it means for your evidence.

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Texas Just Turned On Its AI Complaint Portal

Texas's AI complaint portal went live September 1. Complaints are now the on-ramp to AG investigations under TRAIGA — and the law's safe harbor names adversarial testing and NIST conformance as the way out.

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NY RAISE Act: Registration Opens in November

New York starts registering frontier AI developers in November. The RAISE Act is a reporting law — its teeth are in the evidence. Here's the reporting machinery teams need before January 2027.

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Healthcare AI Validation Found Inconsistent Across Providers — AI Validation Roundup

A new survey finds healthcare AI testing widespread but uneven, while the EU AI Act moves into active enforcement with fresh transparency duties.

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EU AI Act Omnibus Delays High-Risk Database to 2027 — AI Validation Roundup

The AI Act Omnibus enters into force with a near-term transparency deadline, the high-risk database slips to 2027, and US states fight a federal freeze.

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AI Evals and Governance-as-Code for Regulated Operators — AI Validation Roundup

Practical guidance on AI evaluations and governance-as-code for regulated operators, plus the latest state and federal AI law shifts this cycle.

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AI Validation Roundup: July 1, 2026

Colorado's AI Act hits its effective date, the EU adopts Omnibus VII and issues draft high-risk guidance, and governance liability moves to the CFO.

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IQ/OQ/PQ: The FDA's 30-Year Software Playbook, Applied to AI

Governance tools say you're documented. Validation proves it. How FDA's 30-year IQ/OQ/PQ methodology maps onto modern AI systems.

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