AI Governance
New Mexico's $25 billion judgment against Meta raises questions about deceptive public statements, consumer-protection penalties, and corporate accountability. Here's what the court found, how it calculated the penalty, and what remains unresolved.
AI Regulation
Reported EU investigations into OpenAI and Anthropic raise questions about the AI Act's R&D exemption. Explore the testing incidents, competing legal interpretations, and implications for AI governance, security, and regulatory oversight.
AI Governance
The White House has declared immediate AI incident reporting mandatory, but key implementation details remain unclear. Examine the September 29 AI accord, Anthropic's unintended model actions, and what compliance and security leaders should review.
Healthcare AI
FDA’s FY2027 priorities put AI device lifecycle management, change control, robotic surgery, and real-world performance in focus for manufacturers and healthcare organizations.
AI Compliance
California’s 2026 AI laws target specific uses across employment, workplace surveillance, healthcare, and customer service, creating distinct compliance questions by workflow.
AI Regulation
Florida is asking a state court to impose six prospective restrictions on OpenAI, including third-party approval before AI-model development. The case separates the question of alleged violations from whether those violations can support the requested remedies.
AI Governance
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
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
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.