What should the next regulation pack be? #58
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This overlaps #54 almost exactly, and Short version so this thread is not a dead end:
Closing this in favour of #54. If you want to name a specific clause in any of those, that is the |
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This overlaps with discussion #54, which is asking the same pack-selection question and has the fuller discussion. I’m going to keep the proposal details there so the answers do not split across two threads. Please add your candidate and the specific clause(s) you would want checked to #54. I recommend closing this one as a duplicate, with that redirect rather than a bare close. |
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Closing as a duplicate of #54, which is the intake Nothing here is lost. The candidates raised in this thread — HIPAA, SR 11-7, ISO/IEC 42001, the Colorado AI Act — are all recorded as open proposals in #54 and remain live. One update worth carrying across, because it changed the ordering argument: the Digital Omnibus on AI (in force 27 July 2026) deferred the AI Act's high-risk obligations to December 2027, leaving the transparency layer as the part in force today. Article 50 is covered by no shipped pack, so that is the next one, tracked in #270. Please add further candidates, with the specific clauses you would want checked, to #54. |
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Four packs ship today: GDPR, ECOA / Reg B, EU AI Act, and the Table 7 review-paper pack. The pack format is TOML, the authoring guide is
docs/authoring-packs.md, and a pack is just requirements with signal dependencies and verbatim statutory text held to the drift check.Candidates that keep coming up:
What would you actually run against your own decision logs? Bonus points for naming the articles that bite hardest.
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