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NeuralWatch is a policy and accountability site. We cover AI regulation and AI governance from outside the industry, not from inside it.

What we cover:

• The EU AI Act — what’s actually enforceable, what’s symbolic, where the lobbying went
• NIST AI RMF and adjacent US frameworks — adoption reality vs adoption rhetoric
• State-level AI laws — Colorado, California, New York, Texas, and the patchwork forming
• Enforcement actions — FTC, DOJ, state AGs, and how they’re treating AI claims, deceptive design, and discriminatory outcomes
• The gap between corporate AI principles and corporate AI behavior — what companies say in their responsible-AI docs vs what they ship

What we don’t do:

• Industry-funded “AI ethics” content
• Hot takes without primary source citations
• Treating regulator press releases as analysis

Every claim links to a primary source. Court filings, regulatory text, enforcement orders, official transcripts. If a story doesn’t have one, we don’t run it.

Pseudonymous editorial. Tips with primary documentation to the editor.

Start here: the EU AI Act risk tiers and compliance deadlines, NIST AI RMF adoption — state of play 2026, or the 2026 state AI law patchwork.

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