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FeaturedRegulation·November 24, 2026

The new architecture of AI liability: what boards must know before Q1

The EU AI Act, the UK's forthcoming AI Bill and a wave of US state legislation are converging on a materially new liability landscape for enterprises deploying foundation models. Directors should treat this as a governance issue, not a compliance one.

David Nakamura, Isabelle Laurent·12 min read

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