Technology, AI & Competition
FTC, DOJ Antitrust, NIST, EU AI Office, EDPB, UK CMA, UK ICO, IMDA — AI Act, antitrust, privacy, and competition intelligence for tech operators, investors, and policy teams.
US
- NIST White House issues executive order directing federal AI innovation and security framework across regulated sectors Read sample brief →
- DOJ Antitrust Division DOJ files proposed final judgment in Taiheiyo Cement antitrust action covering cement market competition Read sample brief →
- FCC FCC adopts E-Rate competitive bidding portal and document repository under revised program integrity rules Read sample brief →
- FTC FTC proposes consent order against MindSift LLC for alleged unfair or deceptive acts under federal consumer protection law Read sample brief →
- National Institute of Standards and Technology Live coverage — sample brief coming
EU
- Competition and Markets Authority CMA imposes two new conduct requirements on Google under the digital markets regime covering search rankings and data portability Read sample brief →
- European Commission DG Competition European Commission reaches preliminary position to designate Amazon and Microsoft cloud services as gatekeepers under the Digital Markets Act Read sample brief →
- European Data Protection Board EDPB updates One-Stop-Shop case digest cataloguing DPA enforcement patterns on erasure and objection rights Read sample brief →
- Information Commissioner's Office Live coverage — sample brief coming
APAC
- European Commission DG CONNECT European Commission convenes Special Panel on child safety online to develop harmonised age restriction framework Read sample brief →
- Infocomm Media Development Authority IMDA and EnterpriseSG launch refreshed Food Manufacturing Industry Digital Plan targeting over 1,500 manufacturers Read sample brief →
- AI Security Institute European Commission publishes voluntary Code of Practice ahead of AI Act transparency obligations effective 2 August 2026 Read sample brief →
Frequently asked
Is Cresthaven Analytics good for AI/tech general counsel and privacy officers?
Yes — designed for tech GCs, AI startup founders, privacy officers, DPOs, antitrust counsel, and strategy teams. Covers 12 technology, AI, and competition agencies including FTC, DOJ Antitrust, NIST, EU AI Office, EDPB, UK CMA, UK ICO, IMDA, FCC. Material consent decrees, AI Act implementation steps, antitrust filings, and privacy enforcement actions arrive as structured briefs within minutes.
Does Cresthaven Analytics cover EU AI Act and US AI regulatory developments?
Yes — EU AI Office, EU AI Act delegated regulations, NIST AI Risk Management Framework guidance, FTC AI enforcement (including consent orders involving AI products), DOJ Antitrust on AI competition, plus AI-specific guidance from BaFin (DORA + AI), ECB (AI in financial services), and the UK ICO on AI privacy. Coverage spans regulatory action, not commentary — each brief links back to the originating agency document.
What's the cheapest Cresthaven tier for AI and tech regulatory monitoring?
Basic at $149/month covers 3 agencies. A typical AI/tech setup is EU AI Office + FTC + NIST for AI-focused operators, or EDPB + UK ICO + EU AI Office for privacy + AI cross-jurisdictional. Add DOJ Antitrust or UK CMA at $29/month each up to 3 more (max 6 agencies total). For broader competition + AI + privacy coverage, Professional at $399/month covers 6 agencies with daily digests.
How does Cresthaven Analytics differ from FiscalNote or Quorum for tech policy tracking?
FiscalNote and Quorum are legislative-tracking platforms — they monitor bills, hearings, and lobbying activity. Cresthaven Analytics focuses on regulatory action: rules finalized, enforcement actions, guidance issued, consent orders entered. If your need is "track this bill through Congress," FiscalNote or Quorum. If your need is "what did the FTC, DOJ Antitrust, NIST, EU AI Office actually do this week," Cresthaven Analytics. The two cover adjacent but distinct domains.
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Persona-specific intelligence pages covering individual agencies in this sector.
Regulators we track in this sector
Every regulator below has its own coverage page with recent material activity and a worked example of how we structure each brief.
Topics in this sector
A sample of the cross-regulator topics we track in this sector. Each topic page follows how material activity develops across every regulator that touches it.
- AI model risk management
- Algorithmic accountability disclosure
- Anti-Money Laundering compliance programs
- Antitrust merger review
- Audit committee requirements
- Beneficial ownership reporting
- Beneficial ownership transparency
- Best execution
- Buy American Act compliance
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- Capacity market participation (FERC Order 2222)
- Clinical trial disclosure
- Compliance training and certification
- Content moderation compliance
- Controlled Unclassified Information handling
- Country-by-country tax reporting
- Critical mineral supply chain compliance
- Cross-border data transfer compliance
- Custody of customer assets
- Cybersecurity incident disclosure
- Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification
- Data breach notification
- Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement
- Drug pricing transparency
- Electric grid reliability (NERC CIP)
- ESG and climate disclosure
- Export Administration Regulations compliance
- Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
- Foreign direct investment CFIUS review
- Foreign Military Sales restrictions
- Form ADV disclosures
- HIPAA privacy and security
- Insider trading surveillance
- Internal controls over financial reporting
- International Traffic in Arms Regulations compliance
- Investment Adviser Marketing Rule
- Know Your Customer verification
- Medical device cybersecurity
- OFAC compliance
- Pharmaceutical advertising compliance
- Pipeline safety and PHMSA compliance
- Recordkeeping and document retention
- Renewable energy certificate tracking
- Sanctions screening
- Section 230 platform liability
- Software Bill of Materials requirements
- Suspicious activity reporting
- Tariff and customs classification
- Third-party risk management
- Vendor cybersecurity due diligence
- Whistleblower program compliance