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- Mandatory disclosure and transparency requirements for AI systems used in consequential decisions
- Algorithmic impact assessment and bias audit obligations
- Human oversight mandates for AI in healthcare, insurance, employment, and benefits
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2,470+ published developments across 51 jurisdictions · Updated October 21, 2026
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Bradley J. Martineau · Pennsylvania Attorney · AI Governance Author
Docket Daily was built by an attorney who lived the problem firsthand. Brad is a Pennsylvania-licensed lawyer and Amazon best-selling AI governance author. He built Docket Daily because the tool he needed didn't exist. Every design decision comes from real legal and AI governance experience — not engineering assumptions.
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