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    Colorado SB 26-189: Automated Decision Law Takes Effect Jan. 1, 2027

    Colorado organizations that use automated systems in hiring, lending, housing, insurance, health care or education have until January 1, 2027 to comply with a new disclosure-and-review regime—but the Colorado Attorney General must finalize crucial implementation rules by that same date. As...
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    Microsoft Copilot Super App to Unite Chat, Code and Agents in 2026

    Microsoft says it will launch a unified Copilot “super app” later in 2026, bringing its chat, coding, Cowork, and agentic Autopilot experiences under one roof for both consumer and commercial users. Satya Nadella confirmed the plan during Microsoft’s July 29 earnings call, as first reported by...
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    Disney Plans to Remove GitHub Copilot for U.S. Staff in August

    Disney plans to remove GitHub Copilot from its approved AI coding-tool lineup for U.S. technology staff in August, while preparing to introduce OpenAI Codex, according to an internal message viewed by Business Insider. The reported change does not apply to Disney’s international operations, and...
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    Federal Agencies: One AI Intake Model Targets Results in 90 Days

    Federal agencies do not usually lose control of artificial intelligence because a first pilot fails. They lose control because the first success invites a second project, a third vendor, a separate data path and another approval process—until an initiative designed to improve mission delivery...
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    White House AI Pre-Release Access: 30-Day Trusted Partner Review

    The White House has moved into the earliest and most sensitive stage of frontier-model launches: deciding how the federal government and selected outside organizations may receive pre-release access to systems from companies such as OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google. CNBC reported July 17 that the...