Compliance Watch — Not Legal Advice

AI Law Tracker 2026

This is a living index of AI-related policy changes we’re watching — built for founders, operators, and teams who need “what changed + what it means + what to do next” without legal theater.

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Goal: reduce surprises

Method: link-first verification

Output: actions, not fear

Not legal advice. This is an operator’s tracker (what changed → what it impacts → next step). Verify with counsel for your situation.

Last updated: [set date]

Update cadence: weekly (or when urgent)

What this is (and what it isn’t)

This is

A curated watchlist of AI-related policy/legal movement.
Operator notes: impact + actions (no fluff, no fear-mongering).
Link-first entries so you can verify sources quickly.

This is not

Legal advice.
A complete list of every jurisdiction or rule.
A substitute for counsel when stakes are high.

Rule: if we can’t link to a primary source (or credible official summary), we don’t publish the entry.

How we verify (simple + strict)

1) Primary source

We prefer official text or an official regulator/government page.

2) Two-source check

If the primary is dense, we add a credible secondary summary (still linked).

3) Operator impact

We write what it likely impacts (data, disclosures, governance, procurement) and the next step.

Good default behavior: if you’re unsure, align to the iWasGonna™ Standard—consent, transparency, control, auditability, alignment. That keeps you out of trouble in most scenarios.

Tracker

Each item is a shell you can fill with verified info. Replace placeholders and add links as you confirm. No claims are made until verified.

Status: Placeholder Jurisdiction: [set]

[Policy / Rule Name]

What changed

[one sentence]

Who it hits

[teams / industries / roles]

Why it matters

[risk / cost / ops impact]

Do next

[one action: disclosure, policy, audit, counsel]

Links

[add primary + 1 credible summary]

Submit an update → Get alerts →

Status: Watching Jurisdiction: [set]

[Regulator Guidance / Enforcement Trend]

Signal

[what you’re seeing]

Risk area

[privacy / disclosure / bias / consumer claims]

Do next

[tighten policy, add logs, review claims]

Links

[add links]

Use the Rights layer → Use the Rules layer →

Status: Drafting Jurisdiction: [set]

[Proposed Bill / Consultation]

Stage

[proposal / comment period / vote pending]

What to watch

[definitions, scope, penalties, disclosures]

Do next

[monitor + prep internal policy update]

Links

[add links]

Copy the entry format → Get updates →

Rule: we publish “impact + action” only after links exist.

Copy/paste entry format (for your team)

Tracker Entry Template

AI LAW TRACKER — ENTRY
Jurisdiction:
Status: (Placeholder / Watching / Drafting / In Force / Enforced)
Title:
What changed:
Who it hits:
Why it matters:
Do next (1 action):
Primary source link:
Credible summary link:
Notes (optional):

Rule: one entry = one action. No panic paragraphs.

Submit an update

If you find a credible policy change, send it with the primary link and we’ll evaluate it for inclusion.

Send an update → Use the Rights layer → Use the Rules layer →

Rule: links first. opinions last.