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Reference

Regulatory Reference.

Structured summaries of the rules that govern AI systems. Each entry states what the rule is, who it binds, what it requires, and what a reviewer expects to see.

These are reference pages, not commentary. They are reviewed and dated, and every entry links to the primary source.

For the status and key date of every financial services instrument on one page, see the financial services AI regulation tracker.

Model risk management

Third-party risk

Fair lending

Cybersecurity

Securities

Insurance

Employment

European Union

Healthcare

  • The HIPAA Security Rule and AI Workloads, Explained

    What the HIPAA Security Rule requires when covered entities and business associates route electronic PHI through AI tools: business associate agreements, risk analysis, audit controls, minimum necessary, breach notification, and the pending update.

    Last reviewed October 11, 2026

  • HHS Section 1557 and Patient Care Decision Support Tools, Explained

    What 45 CFR 92.210 requires of covered entities that use clinical algorithms and AI: identify tools with protected-class inputs, mitigate the risk of discrimination, and where enforcement stands in 2026.

    Last reviewed October 11, 2026

  • ONC HTI-1 Decision Support Interventions, Explained

    The 31 source attributes and the risk management practices 45 CFR 170.315(b)(11) requires for predictive decision support, what deploying organizations should ask their developer for, and where HTI-5 stands.

    Last reviewed October 11, 2026

  • State Healthcare AI Laws in 2026: Eight States, Explained

    What Texas SB 1188 and HB 149, California AB 3030, SB 1120 and AB 489, Colorado HB 26-1139 and SB 26-189, Maryland HB 820 and Arizona HB 2175 require of providers and payers using AI, how Illinois, Nevada and Utah limit AI in therapy, and the Joint Commission and CHAI guidance.

    Last reviewed November 4, 2026

  • FDA's AI-Enabled Device Guidance: PCCP and Lifecycle, Explained

    What FDA's final predetermined change control plan guidance (December 2024) and draft lifecycle guidance (January 2025) recommend for AI-enabled device software functions, and what a deploying organization can prepare.

    Last reviewed October 15, 2026

This reference summarises publicly available regulatory guidance and is provided for general information. It is not legal advice. Obligations depend on an institution's charter, size, activities, and supervisory relationship. Verify against the primary sources cited on each page and consult counsel before relying on any summary here.

Regulatory updates

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Short notes on SR 26-2, NYDFS 500, FINRA, the NAIC bulletin, the EU AI Act, and the employment-AI statutes, plus what we ship. A few emails a month.