This article previews Holon Law Partners’ October 22 AI Breakfast in Washington, DC, exploring the policy questions shaping AI governance in 2026, including federal preemption, state regulation, practical compliance, market deployment, and the growing emphasis on meaningful human oversight.
This article examines the growing divide between U.S. and European approaches to AI regulation and what that divergence means for multinational businesses navigating compliance, contracts, M&A diligence, and corporate governance across both markets.
This article examines xAI’s constitutional challenge to Minnesota’s AI “nudification” law, exploring how the case could shape the future of AI regulation, First Amendment protections, provider liability, and compliance obligations for businesses developing or deploying generative AI.
This article explains how state-led regulatory sandbox programs are shaping the development of AI governance in the United States, highlighting how controlled testing environments are influencing liability, oversight, and the future of real-world AI deployment.
Colorado’s special session on AI left core oversight laws intact but delayed enforcement, giving businesses a short window to prepare while signaling growing industry influence on regulation.
Holon is proud to bring its next AI event to New York City on August 7, from 5–8 PM ET, hosted in collaboration with EisnerAmper at their Midtown headquarters.
Section 43201 of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act quietly preempts state and local AI regulations for 10 years, impacting algorithmic transparency, bias audits, and consumer protections.