POLITHEON
A short introduction
Legislative and regulatory intelligence
Politheon reads every bill moving through all 50 states and federal and returns analysis your team can act on, cited to the statute line.
Watch it work once
This is NY S1169, a real bill requiring independent audits of high-risk AI systems. As the read passes, the cited lines warm, and the claim arrives with its receipt.
A typeset page of New York Senate bill S 1169. A reading band passes over it once, the page recedes, the audit sentence in section 110 on lines 16 to 22 warms, and a claim card assembles beneath it reading: NY S1169 requires independent audits of high-risk AI systems. Engrossed, delivered to Assembly June 3, 2026. A citation chip seals the claim to section 110, page 1, lines 16 to 22, and links to the bill on the New York Senate site.
The claim
NY S1169 requires independent audits of high-risk AI systems
Engrossed · delivered to Assembly 06-03-26
§ 110 · p.1, ln 16–22The claim, then the line of law it rests on. The receipt links to the bill on the Senate’s own site.
The scale of it
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About 1,200 of them moved just last week. The agents read all of it, including bills that reach your issue without ever naming it, and set almost all of it aside. For one team watching health data, three touched them.
A dot map of the United States. Three points mark Alabama, Illinois, and Rhode Island, where the three flagged bills are moving.
Biological and neural data disclosures. Alabama-specific express consent for sharing or secondary use of biological or neural data.
AL HB263 · Engrossed · the legislature’s own recordHealth Data Privacy Act. Opt-in health-data rules and geofencing bans.
IL SB2273 · Introduced · the legislature’s own recordReproductive and gender-affirming healthcare data privacy act.
RI S2992 · referred Senate Judiciary 03-04-26 · the legislature’s own recordTry it
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Methods in peer review at the Harvard Data Science Review. Developed with the Data Science and Policy Lab at Georgia Tech. The agent proposes; a person decides.