Tariff
U.S.-China Tariff Framework: What the $60 Billion Deal Actually Changes
The U.S. and China approved roughly $30 billion of trade on each side for potential tariff relief, but implementation still determines what companies actually owe.
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AI Governance
AI Agent Safety Assurance: What Enterprise Risk Leaders Need to Know
OpenAI, Anthropic, METR, NIST, and OECD developments show why AI agent safety is becoming an assurance question—and why enterprise teams should examine the evidence behind incident counts and safety claims.
AI Governance
Frontier AI Governance Is Becoming an Assurance Question
AI leaders called for common standards, evaluation, verification, and incident reporting at the UN Security Council as the U.S. and China outlined different approaches to international AI governance.
AI Governance
WISeR AI Prior Authorization: What Go-Live Readiness Requires
CMS WISeR records and FOIA reporting highlight a broader AI governance issue: whether the full prior-authorization workflow is operationally ready before it affects consequential healthcare decisions.
AI Governance
AI Safety Antitrust Lawsuit: Where Coordination Crosses the Line
Four subscribers allege Anthropic, OpenAI, Google and SpaceXAI coordinated to slow AI development. The case puts a new focus on where legitimate AI safety cooperation ends and coordinated competitive decision-making may begin.
AI copyright
Ninth Circuit GitHub Copilot DMCA Ruling: What It Actually Changes
The Ninth Circuit rejected one DMCA §1202 theory involving GitHub Copilot but left major AI copyright questions open, including training-stage CMI, infringement, fair use, and licensing.
AI Governance
Connecticut Health Insurance AI Rules: What Changed for State Plans
Connecticut’s health-plan AI policy limits sole AI decisions, restricts member-data use for other AI models, and adds disclosure, validation, and governance requirements.
AI Governance
CSBS AI Supervisory Framework: What State Examiners May Ask
The CSBS AI Supervisory Framework gives state examiners a clearer approach to AI oversight. See what it covers, how it differs from federal model-risk guidance, and what financial institutions should review.
AI Regulation
DOJ AI Regulation by Prosecution: What Blanche’s Line Means
Attorney General Todd Blanche says DOJ will not pursue “regulation by prosecution” against AI companies absent a statutory violation. Existing employment and consumer-protection laws can still apply when AI is involved.
Health Data
ChatGPT Health and HIPAA: What Changes When Health Data Moves to Consumer AI
ChatGPT Health can receive patient-directed health data outside HIPAA’s framework. Here’s what HHS, FTC rules, and state privacy laws mean for governance teams.
AI Disclosures
AI Securities Litigation: What H1 2026 Data Actually Shows
AI-related cases were a minority of H1 2026 securities filings but accounted for 73% of two major market-loss measures. Here’s what the numbers mean for boards, GCs, disclosure teams, IR, and AI leaders.
AI Regulation
State AI Companion Bot Laws: What 12 States Require in 2026
Twelve states regulate companion bots through differing disclosure, minor-safety, crisis-response, and other requirements. This analysis separates recurring governance patterns from state-specific rules in California, Colorado, and beyond.