For anyone using AI to inform investments, 2025 brings a mix of clarity and caution. Europe’s AI Act is now in force with staged applicability, while US regulators stepped back from several expansive AI‑related proposals. Retail‑focused sites should adopt good‑practice guardrails regardless of jurisdiction.
EU AI Act milestones (investor‑relevant)
- In force since 2024 with phased application through 2026–2027.
- Prohibitions on certain AI systems and general AI‑literacy obligations began in early 2025.
- Governance and general‑purpose AI obligations phase in during 2025; high‑risk obligations follow.
Implications for tools and content
- Prefer transparent, documented AI features (clear data sources, update cadence, evaluation metrics).
- Avoid claims that an AI feature guarantees performance; add testing notes and date stamps.
- Provide explainable defaults: show signals, inputs, and a summary of backtest scope/limits.
US update: SEC withdrawal of ‘Predictive Data Analytics’ proposal
- In June 2025, the SEC withdrew multiple proposed rules, including the predictive‑analytics conflicts rule. That doesn’t “green‑light” anything; existing fiduciary and anti‑fraud standards still apply.
Practical checklist for Ahuba & readers
- Put disclaimers on AI‑assisted outputs.
- Provide source links and citations for claims.
- Keep a versioned research log (helps trust and compliance).
- Avoid “black box” hype; emphasize education and process.
Global SEO & Monetization Notes (for all 5 articles)
- FAQ sections: Add 3–5 reader questions per piece (featured‑snippet friendly).
- CTAs: Inline (“Try it on TradingView”) + end‑of‑article boxes (“Build your filings copilot in 60 minutes”).
- Schema: Article / HowTo / Product (for comparisons).
- Affiliate placeholders to replace site‑wide:
- {{aff_tradingview}}
- {{aff_trendspider}}
- {{aff_openbb}}
- {{aff_quantconnect}}
- {{aff_alpha_vantage}}
- Editorial style: Evidence‑first, EU‑friendly, non‑promissory language.
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