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The 2027 AI Risk Briefing: AI Is Speeding Up. The Laws Meant to Slow It Keep Slipping.

Our AI Overlord Index read 38.4 out of 100 in September 2026, and at the past year's pace its arrival date moved seven months closer in a single month. Meanwhile the rules meant to slow AI are being delayed, narrowed or challenged in court. What moved, and what belongs in your 2027 AI governance plan.

When Tuesday, November 16, 2027 at 11:00 AM ESTWhere OnlineCost Free

What the Index shows

38.4 out of 100

The Index's September 2026 reading. At the 12-month pace it reaches 100 in about 65 months with today's rules counted, and in 49 without them.

EU high-risk duties moved to December 2027

The AI Omnibus, in force since July 27, 2026, pushed Annex III obligations to December 2, 2027 and product-embedded systems to August 2, 2028.

Colorado repealed its AI Act

SB 26-189, signed May 14, 2026, replaced it with a narrower automated-decision law from January 1, 2027. DOJ then joined xAI's suit against the state.

362 AI incidents in 2025

The AI Incident Database's count, up from 233 in 2024, as model makers disclosed less: Stanford's transparency index fell from 58 to 40.

What you will learn

1Which EU AI Act dates moved, and which did not
2The US state map for 2027: Colorado, New York, California and Texas
3How the federal push against state AI laws is playing out in court
4The incident and lawsuit trends worth planning around

Agenda

10 minThe Index: what moved this year
12 minThe EU AI Act after the Omnibus
15 minUS states and the federal push
11 minIncidents and litigation
12 minYour questions
60 minThe virtual expo hall opens: visit the sponsor booths

Who should attend

AI governance leads, chief privacy and risk officers, technology counsel, and anyone writing an AI policy for 2027.

Speakers

Speakers will be announced. The panel will include:

An AI governance lead
A technology regulatory attorney covering the EU and US
An AI incident researcher
A chief privacy or risk officer

Virtual expo hall

When the session ends, the expo hall opens for an hour. Step into a sponsor's booth in a new tab to watch their short session and pick up their resources, then come back to the main stage whenever you like.