2 minute read | October.31.2025
In this month's update:
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AI Regulatory Landscape: Three Things to Know |
New U.S. State Laws |
The new law regulates developers of AI “frontier” models, defined as general-purpose AI models trained using a very high threshold of computing power. It requires rigorous AI frameworks and critical safety incident reporting. Right now, the law only applies to a limited scope of companies, but that could change as AI technology rapidly advances. Read our analysis.
Companies using AI-powered solutions to boost efficiency may skip crucial questions when vetting providers. For private equity firms and their portfolio companies, this creates real risk. Read our analysis in Private Equity Wire.
Italy just passed comprehensive legislation to implement the broader EU AI regulatory framework by establishing AI governance and oversight across healthcare, employment law, intellectual property and copyright, criminal law and knowledge-based professions. Read our analysis.
Want to view these laws by state or effective date? Our U.S. AI law tracker now features advanced search and filtering capabilities. Filter all 160+ state AI laws by state, effective date, or AI scope (healthcare, deepfakes, government use, etc.). Bookmark this page: All States
Below are the state AI laws that have been newly enacted or substantially updated:
AI in Government
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AI Transparency
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AI Healthcare
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Automated Decision-Making
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AI Liability
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Frontier or General-Purpose AI
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AI in Real Estate
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User-Facing AI
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AI in Social Media & Platforms
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