Brief clients on federal AI rules with sourced data
Client briefings land better with counts and sources: which agencies issue AI rules, how many, and what is open now. Policywren gives you those as data.
How consulting teams use Policywren
- Count documents by agency and year to show where AI rulemaking happens.
- List open comment periods relevant to the client's sector.
- Link every claim to its federalregister.gov page.
Neutral and factual: Policywren takes no position on any rule.
open comment periods, build of 24 Sep 2026 (18 open)
| Document | Comments close | Agency | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| RFI on Modernizing the National Vulnerability Database | 2026-10-13 | NIST | Notice |
| Listing of Compute Derivatives Contracts | 2026-10-20 | CFTC | Proposed rule |
| Regulation Crypto Assets | 2026-10-20 | SEC | Proposed rule |
| Data Intermediaries ... Public Health Data Exchange | 2026-11-20 | CDC | Notice |
| Heightened Import Disclosures for Supply Chain Visibility | 2026-12-01 | CBP | Proposed rule |
Source: Policywren open_comment_periods table, build of 24 Sep 2026 (products/policyloom/store/listing.json; HF dataset CyberMax-tools/policywren-us-ai-policy-tracker). Source: Federal Register API. Information, not legal advice.
FAQ
Why not a paid policy platform?
Platforms add analysts and state coverage. For federal AI documents as data, Policywren is free.
Can I put charts from it in client decks?
Yes, it is CC0.
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