AI in Manufacturing
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Key Legislative Trends to Watch
State-Level Regulation Is Leading
In the absence of comprehensive federal legislation, states are driving AI regulation, with dozens introducing or passing laws governing AI use.
- States like California, Texas, and Colorado are setting early benchmarks
- Laws increasingly focus on transparency, risk management, and bias mitigation
- Manufacturers operating across multiple states must manage inconsistent requirements
Global Regulations Are Expanding
Manufacturers operating globally must also prepare for international requirements.
- The EU AI Act introduces strict rules for high-risk AI systems, with major provisions taking effect by August 2026
- These rules apply to U.S.-based companies operating in or selling into the EU
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Where Manufacturers Meet AI
- #1 workforce focus is on upskilling and training around AI
- 72% of organizations assess cost savings from AI as ROI
- 1/3 of teams are running active agentic AI projects