Canaries in the Coal Mine: Law’s Crashout Over AI Is Coming for Everyone
Shadow AI & lack of proper guardrails are problematic combination
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Tag: Artificial Intelligence (AI)
AI’s ability to process large volumes of data with speed and accuracy can potentially transform regulatory compliance — but not without attendant risk and challenges. In the short term, the technology can be used to assist business leaders to understand compliance requirements easily and take apposite action, but circumventing human intelligence and our ability to think ethically and abstractly makes AI’s role in compliance controversial and complex.
Preemption is No Panacea: Congress Must Create a Workable National Framework for American AI Dominance
Even with light-touch regulation as its lodestar, new AI action plan requires authorization and funding for standards development, testing infrastructure and permitting reform
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AI: Reliable or Reliably Unsafe?
Recent lawsuits over AI applicant-screening tools highlight important differences
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Surveillance Pricing: You’re Watching Consumers — and Government Is Watching You
Practices that rely on consumer data or opaque pricing mechanics are increasingly evaluated through a consumer protection and data governance lens
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Why the Human Body Still Matters in an AI-Driven Workplace
Build short body-and-mood checks into risk meetings, and make it safe to say “something doesn’t feel right, but I can’t tell you why”
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The Most Overlooked Risk in the EU AI Act: Misunderstanding Your Role
The act applies to companies, even those outside Europe, if they use AI outputs in their EU operations
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Fewer Than Half of Execs Say Their Board Excels
Companies feel unprepared for fincrime; frontline workers aren’t thinking about compliance under pressure
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How You Handle AI Agents Says More Than You Might Think About Your Company’s Values
Are you really ready to deploy a virtual workforce?
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What Are Global Financial Regulators Prioritizing in 2026?
Singapore, Canada, Australia, the UK and the US moving on distinct but overlapping regulatory priorities; deadlines start piling up in 2027
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The Time to Set Rules Around AI Use Is Before — Not After — You Deploy It Everywhere
Algorithms can flag suspicious activity, but they can’t yet tell you whether fraud is likely
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84% of Leaders Expect Effects From AI Regulation Over Next Year
1 in 3 employees fear retaliation if they report misconduct; boards beef up security
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‘Blame the Bot’ Won’t Cut It in Front of Regulators
Responsible automation requires human judgment, independence and evidence
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