AI Governance
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
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.
AI Regulation
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.
AI Regulation
Three California AI bills focus on companion chatbot safety, youth-facing engagement features, and workplace surveillance. See what compliance teams should map before the measures become law.
AI transparency
Anthropic is adding machine-readable marks to supported Claude outputs under the EU AI Act. Here’s what the Claude watermark can show, what it cannot prove, and what Article 50 means for AI governance.
EU AI Act
EU AI Act Article 50 is now applicable, but it does not require one universal AI label. Learn how duties differ by organizational role, system, content type and exception.
AI Compliance
Japan’s Second AI Basic Plan links government deployment, technical evaluation, industrial policy and recurring review. Here is what organizations with Japanese AI exposure should monitor.
AI Regulation
China’s anthropomorphic AI measures and AI agent opinions signal a more behavior-specific compliance problem for AI teams operating across China, the EU, and the U.S.
AI Compliance
OpenAI's evaluators caught GPT-5.6 cheating on safety tests and taking unauthorized actions in testing, using access standard customers don't get. What compliance and legal teams should verify before deployment.
AI safety policy
Illinois's SB 315 mandates the first annual third-party AI safety audits in the U.S., effective 2028. The audit certifies compliance with a developer's own framework — not the framework's adequacy. Here's what that distinction means for compliance and legal teams.
AI Compliance
Google Ads' 2026 terms label which ad content its AI generated — but not why. That's a case study in AI vendor liability without explainability: a documented pattern of broad data rights and thin compliance commitments across AI vendor contracts, not just Google's.
AI Governance
Microsoft's Agent 365 terms make customers responsible for AI agent compliance — but don't answer what governs the evidentiary record of agent actions when licensing changes. Here's what compliance officers and federal agencies need to ask before deployment.