Plural Policy’s April 2026 governance tracker records 19 new state AI laws enacted in a two-week period bringing the 2026 total to 25. New laws include deepfake intimate image bans in Utah and provisions regulating conversational AI services.
The Euclid Police Department is among a growing number of Ohio agencies deploying an AI crime centre platform that allows officers to search surveillance feeds for objects in real time from patrol cars and mobile devices. The department uses the …
TechPolicy.Press reports that EU Parliament and Council positions in the Digital Omnibus package would postpone core high-risk AI obligations from August 2026 to December 2027 or August 2028. Critics argue the delay risks leaving sensitive AI applications including law enforcement …
The UK Defence Science and Technology Laboratory completed a multi-week trial with 33 Engineer Regiment in which AI tools processed sensor data from small unmanned aerial systems to locate and identify replica mines and ordnance across varied terrain. The trial …
The 2026 INTERPOL Global Financial Fraud Threat Assessment, launched at the Global Fraud Summit on 16 March, reports that AI-enhanced fraud is 4.5 times more profitable than non-AI methods, and that agentic AI systems now autonomously execute complete fraud campaigns …
The Dutch Data Protection Authority published its sixth AI and Algorithms Report with the AI Impact Barometer switched to red for the first time. The AP cites deepfakes, AI-driven fraud and ungoverned algorithmic decision-making in public bodies as risks requiring …
The Secret Service has launched a programme to place AI experts across its operational units, mirroring an earlier DHS AI Corps initiative. CIO and CAIO Chris Kraft said the aim is to build internal expertise rather than rely solely on …
Trilogue negotiations on the Digital Omnibus package could push the high-risk AI Act deadline from August 2026 to December 2027 or August 2028. Critics argue that because the Act is non-retroactive, systems already on the market before the effective date …
Morgan Lewis analysis finds US federal agencies are enforcing AI-related conduct using existing statutes while states move to enact AI-specific laws and expand antitrust, consumer protection, and false claims enforcement. The absence of a federal AI statute does not reduce …
Police1’s Leadership Institute released a free guide for police executives providing a framework for evaluating AI tools, establishing oversight mechanisms and integrating technology in a deliberate and governed manner. The publication addresses the legal and evidentiary risks of unmanaged AI …
Plural Policy’s April 2026 governance tracker records 19 new state AI laws enacted in a two-week period bringing the 2026 total to 25. New laws include deepfake intimate image bans in Utah and provisions regulating conversational AI services. Governor Spencer …
The Euclid Police Department is among a growing number of Ohio agencies deploying an AI crime centre platform that allows officers to search surveillance feeds for objects in real time from patrol cars and mobile devices. The department uses the …
TechPolicy.Press reports that EU Parliament and Council positions in the Digital Omnibus package would postpone core high-risk AI obligations from August 2026 to December 2027 or August 2028. Critics argue the delay risks leaving sensitive AI applications including law enforcement …
The UK Defence Science and Technology Laboratory completed a multi-week trial with 33 Engineer Regiment in which AI tools processed sensor data from small unmanned aerial systems to locate and identify replica mines and ordnance across varied terrain. The trial …
The 2026 INTERPOL Global Financial Fraud Threat Assessment, launched at the Global Fraud Summit on 16 March, reports that AI-enhanced fraud is 4.5 times more profitable than non-AI methods, and that agentic AI systems now autonomously execute complete fraud campaigns …
The Dutch Data Protection Authority published its sixth AI and Algorithms Report with the AI Impact Barometer switched to red for the first time. The AP cites deepfakes, AI-driven fraud and ungoverned algorithmic decision-making in public bodies as risks requiring …
The Secret Service has launched a programme to place AI experts across its operational units, mirroring an earlier DHS AI Corps initiative. CIO and CAIO Chris Kraft said the aim is to build internal expertise rather than rely solely on …
Trilogue negotiations on the Digital Omnibus package could push the high-risk AI Act deadline from August 2026 to December 2027 or August 2028. Critics argue that because the Act is non-retroactive, systems already on the market before the effective date …
Morgan Lewis analysis finds US federal agencies are enforcing AI-related conduct using existing statutes while states move to enact AI-specific laws and expand antitrust, consumer protection, and false claims enforcement. The absence of a federal AI statute does not reduce …
Police1’s Leadership Institute released a free guide for police executives providing a framework for evaluating AI tools, establishing oversight mechanisms and integrating technology in a deliberate and governed manner. The publication addresses the legal and evidentiary risks of unmanaged AI …