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·8 min read
Anthropic's Project Panama: Book Destruction, FTC Risk, and You
Did Anthropic illegally destroy 2 million books? FTC now has a Section 5 complaint on Project Panama, plus a vendor AI risk checklist for your team.
·5 min read
FTC Says Colorado's AI Bias Law May Be Preempted. Comment by July 31.
FTC's July 1 statement claims Colorado's AI Act conflicts with federal law. Public comment closes July 31. What this means for teams already complying.
·5 min read
FTC AI Accuracy Policy 2026: 5 Questions to Ask Your AI Vendor Now
FTC July 2026: AI vendors secretly steering outputs toward undisclosed objectives may violate Section 5. 5-question vendor audit before July 31 deadline.
·5 min read
FTC's $930K 'Active Listening' Settlement: What AI-Washing Enforcement Now Looks Like
Why did the FTC fine Cox Media Group $930K over 'Active Listening'? See what the AI-washing settlement means for your AI marketing claims.
·12 min read
FTC AI Enforcement Actions 2026: Real Cases, What Gets Fined, and Your Checklist
8+ FTC AI enforcement actions since 2022: settlement amounts, what triggered each case, and your 7-point 2026 compliance checklist.
·11 min read
FTC AI Marketing Claims 2026: 8-Step Substantiation Checklist (Cox Media Group $930K)
8 steps to nail FTC AI marketing claims compliance in 2026, before unsubstantiated claims cost you $930K like Cox Media Group's FTC settlement.
·7 min read
What Is AI Risk Decisioning? Definition, Governance Checklist, and US Treasury Framework (2026)
Use this 10-item checklist to govern AI risk decisioning in credit, fraud, and underwriting, aligned with the US Treasury FS AI RMF (2026).
·10 min read
AI Enforcement in 2026: How FTC, SEC, State AGs, DOJ and EEOC Are All Pursuing It
FTC, SEC, state AGs, DOJ, and EEOC are all pursuing AI enforcement simultaneously using existing law, no new federal AI statute required. Four enforcement tracks running now: deceptive AI claims (FTC Section 5), AI washing in investor comms (SEC), biased automated decisions (EEOC), inadequate incident disclosure.