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 Governance
Meta’s settlement, Colorado’s Chatbot Safety Act, and the FTC’s AI companion study show youth-safety governance moving toward product controls, testing, monitoring, and evidence of performance—without creating one national safety standard.
Regulatory Compliance
The FTC’s proposed enforcement statement explains how Section 5 may apply when personal data shapes consumer prices—and why disclosure alone may not resolve every concern.
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
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
Regulators are shifting AI governance expectations from documented frameworks to demonstrable execution. The real risk isn’t missing policies — it’s failing to produce audit-grade evidence that controls actually operated when AI decisions were made.