Topic selection
We focus on AI regulation that has either become law or has a credible compliance horizon: the EU AI Act, US state AI laws, biometric and deepfake rules, and privacy-AI overlaps. We do not chase headline-driven ethics debates without a regulatory hook.
Source verification
Every regulatory claim links to a primary source: an Official Journal text, a regulator's published guidance, an enforcement decision, or a peer-reviewed paper where appropriate. Secondary commentary is cited as such, never as the primary authority.
Updates
Articles are dated published and dated modified. Material updates carry a visible "Updated …" label and a revision note where the change altered the article's recommendation. Minor copy edits do not get a revision note.
Corrections
If you spot a factual error, send the URL, the specific claim, and your source to our editor. We acknowledge credible corrections within 48 hours and post the correction with a timestamped note at the top of the affected article.
AI use disclosure
We use AI tools as drafting aids (outlining, copy editing, language passes), never as the source of regulatory claims. Every fact is verified by a human against a primary source before publication.