About Ultegrity
Ultegrity is dedicated to empowering smaller and midsized companies and nonprofit organizations to adopt artificial intelligence with confidence and integrity. As a trusted resource for up-to-date information on AI risk management and compliance, Ultegrity curates news, insights, and practical guidance to help navigate the evolving AI landscape. In parallel with its role as an educational hub, Ultegrity is also exploring the development of affordable, practical tools to help organizations identify, assess, and manage the complex web of risks and responsibilities that come with AI adoption. With a deep commitment to responsible innovation, Ultegrity supports organizations striving to use AI thoughtfully, safely, and in alignment with applicable laws and emerging consensus standards.
Featured Resources
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NIST AI Risk Management Framework (AI RMF)
The official AI Risk Management Framework from NIST, designed to help organizations map, measure, manage, and govern AI risks.
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Copyright Alliance: AI and Copyright Resource Hub
A comprehensive resource library on legal implications of AI-generated works.
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EU AI Act Explorer
The official EU resource for up-to-date developments and analyses of the EU AI Act, with compliance guidance and easy to understand summaries and explanations of every provision.
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U.S. Copyright Office: Part 2 Report
Examines copyright protection for AI-generated works.
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U.S. Copyright Office: Part 1 Report
Discusses legal and ethical issues surrounding AI-generated digital replicas.
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Colorado SB24-205
State-level regulation targeting high-risk AI systems in Colorado.
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IAPP Global AI Legislation Tracker
A global map and database of AI-related legislation from the IAPP.
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NYC AEDT Law – FAQ
Official FAQ on New York City’s automated hiring tools law.
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Thomson Reuters v. ROSS Intelligence Inc. Memorandum Opinion (February 11, 2025)
Memorandum opinion discussing copyright infringement claims related to the use of legal research content to train AI models.
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The Intercept Media Inc. v. OpenAI Inc. Case Details
Litigation regarding allegations that OpenAI’s AI models were trained on copyrighted material without authorization.
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Kadrey et al. v. Meta Platforms Inc. Order on Motion to Dismiss (March 7, 2025)
Court ruling on allegations that Meta’s AI models were trained using copyrighted works without permission.