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The EU AI Act Compliance Tracker: Which U.S. Brands Are Ready

Law Firms Own the Answer on EU AI Rules. PR Is Missing.

A new 5W AI Visibility Index audit found that when buyers ask the AI engines who must disclose AI-generated advertising under the EU AI Act, the answer comes back from law firms and compliance software — not the communications industry.

Six AI Crisis Scenarios Every Brand Should Be War-Gaming

AI events develop and spread significantly faster than traditional reputation crises. This article details six critical AI crisis scenarios that brands should prepare for, drawing on 25 years of crisis communications experience and insights from Harvard University.

State-by-State AI Communications Reference

The AI regulatory patchwork is now an operating reality. This reference framework is organized by state tier and updated quarterly to help brands navigate disclosure rules, claim standards, and enforcement priorities.

The EU AI Act Extraterritorial Stress Test

The EU AI Act applies to U.S. companies whose AI products affect European persons. The extraterritorial reach is broader than most U.S. CMOs realize. Compliance posture, communications framework, investor disclosure, and crisis pre-positioning all need to assume EU jurisdiction even for companies without European operations. Here's the stress test framework.

What Is AI Policy? The Communications Discipline Behind AI Regulation

AI Policy is the communications discipline that shapes how AI gets regulated. Not AI ethics. Not AI governance. Not the same as AI regulation. A definitive guide to the discipline behind AI's most contested decisions.

The AI Disclosure Crisis No CMO Has War-Gamed

AI regulation is moving faster than most brands realize. State attorneys general, FTC, and the EU AI Act are accelerating enforcement. Most CMOs are unprepared. Brands without a coordinated AI disclosure posture carry unhedged regulatory exposure across multiple vectors. This article outlines key facts, applicable rules, enforcement vectors, and how to build an effective AI disclosure posture before it’s too late.

Who Is Lobbying on AI Regulation — and What They Actually Want

The fight over AI regulation is intensifying, with significant spending from tech companies and advocacy groups. The central question is whether the federal government or individual states will set the rules for artificial intelligence, impacting everything from data privacy to liability. Key players are investing heavily in lobbying efforts to shape the future of AI governance.

Brussels Writes the AI Rules

The AI policy landscape is rapidly evolving across multiple jurisdictions, including Brussels, Sacramento, and Washington. This playbook details the challenges and strategies for public affairs in this complex environment, emphasizing the need for adaptable approaches beyond traditional federal-focused strategies.

State and Federal AI Regulation Hitting Education

The U.S. AI regulatory environment in education is no longer hypothetical. State-level disclosure mandates, federal Department of Education guidance, and the FERPA-AI intersection that universities now have to operationalize.