AI capability developments, regulatory frameworks, investment, and the governance contest over artificial intelligence. Published every Friday.
The EU AI Omnibus political agreement postponing high-risk AI system compliance to 2027-2028 is a structural admission that the EU standardisation machinery cannot deliver harmonised standards at the
Read briefing →The EU Digital Omnibus package represents a strategic political decision to prioritise industry readiness over regulatory enforcement, creating a 16-24 month window where high-risk AI systems can be d
Read briefing →The EU Digital Omnibus package represents a strategic political decision to prioritise industry readiness over regulatory enforcement, creating a 16-24 month window where high-risk AI systems can be d
Read briefing →OpenAI released GPT-5.5 on 2026-04-23, marking a significant advancement in agentic AI capabilities with enhanced coding and multi-tool task execution. This release coincides with OpenAI diversifying
Read briefing →OpenAI released GPT-5.5 on 2026-04-23, marking a significant advancement in agentic AI capabilities with enhanced coding and multi-tool task execution. This release coincides with OpenAI diversifying
Read briefing →Re-issued 2026-04-24 per AD-2026-04-24l-instance-1. Original publish shipped 5 developments; K0-pass2 lab evidence produced 14.
Read briefing →The EU AI Act standards vacuum represents the most immediate governance risk as high-risk compliance deadline approaches without sufficient harmonised standards
Read briefing →EU AI Act Standards Vacuum enables compliance arbitrage until August 2026
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