Executive orders establishing AI regulatory frameworks represent routine policy development with limited immediate constitutional impact. Rule_of_law=2 for creating new regulatory authority without clear statutory basis; separation=1 for executive branch expanding regulatory reach; civil_rights=1 for potential privacy/surveillance implications; capture=2 for tech industry influence on AI policy. Mechanism modifier 1.15 for policy_change with federal scope 1.2. Severity modifiers near baseline: moderately durable (1.1), relatively reversible (0.95), modest precedent (1.05). Final A-score 9.61 well below threshold. B-score elevated by novelty (AI hot topic) and media_friendliness (tech policy coverage) but lacks outrage dynamics. Strategic layer modest: timing during tech policy debates, some narrative positioning. Intentionality=4 for tech sector signaling. Final B-score 13.79 below threshold. Classification: Noise - routine executive policy action on emerging technology, insufficient constitutional mechanism, lacks both damage and distraction thresholds. Requires detailed order text to assess actual regulatory overreach or civil liberties impact.