Insights & Briefings
What we're tracking, in plain terms
Short briefings on legislative and regulatory developments relevant to AI governance and market entry. Published when there's something worth flagging, not on a fixed schedule.
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Featured briefing
SAVE Act stalls in the Senate: what reconciliation strategy means next
The SAVE Act's path forward now runs through budget reconciliation rather than a standalone floor vote, following its failure to clear the Senate. That shift changes which provisions can survive the Byrd Rule and puts the Senate parliamentarian in a more consequential role than most outside observers realize. For companies tracking this or similar legislation, the practical takeaway is that reconciliation strategy compresses timelines and narrows what's politically negotiable. State-level activity is likely to accelerate as a result.
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Recent briefings
A running log of what we're watching across federal and state activity.
Reconciliation and the Byrd Rule: a practical primer
What survives reconciliation, what doesn't, and why the Senate parliamentarian's rulings matter more than most legislative procedure.
State-level AI statutes are moving faster than Congress
With federal AI legislation stalled, state legislatures are filling the gap. A look at where activity is concentrated and why it matters for market entry sequencing.
How the House Rules Committee shapes what actually gets a vote
Understanding the Rules Committee is the difference between tracking a bill's text and tracking its actual odds of passage.
Why no single agency owns AI, and what that means for entry strategy
A breakdown of how AI regulatory jurisdiction splits across FDA, DOT, Treasury, and the states, and why that fragmentation is the central fact international entrants need to plan around.
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