Passed: Colorado SB 26-189 Drops Federal Exemptions
Colorado's SB 26-189 narrowed AI compliance scope for most deployers, then erased every federal exemption and put banks and insurers back in scope.
Colorado's SB 26-189 narrowed AI compliance scope for most deployers, then erased every federal exemption and put banks and insurers back in scope.
ChatGPT 4o told 19-year-old Sam Nelson the Kratom-Xanax mix was his 'best move,' and he died; OpenAI and Altman now face punitive damages.
ICO cut South Staffordshire's £963,900 fine by 40%, yet the breach ran undetected for 20 months while Cl0p ransomware exfiltrated 664k records.
Instructure settled with ShinyHunters after a 275-million-record breach, but security researchers warn ransoms don't guarantee deleted data.
FinCEN's AML overhaul rewards AI deployment as a mitigating factor. FCA still wants the algorithm explained. Same compliance team, two scripts.
Alkermes' Lumryz cleared a new Phase 3 in narcolepsy, putting the already-approved drug on a path toward a supplemental NDA filing.
The FCA stays tech-agnostic on AI in AML, but outcomes-based supervision means MLROs own the audit trail for every algorithmic call.
BMS commits $950M up front for a 13-asset onco-immune pipeline with Hengrui that could balloon to $15.2B if every milestone clears.
Judge Hoyt granted acquittal after DOJ left translators off the witness stand. Now the government takes its Sixth Amendment loss to the Fifth Circuit.
Payward already holds a Fed master account; an OCC trust charter would complete the picture, but BPI may sue to shut the whole pipeline down.
GitLab is flattening up to three layers of management, splitting R&D into 60 autonomous teams, and routing internal reviews, approvals, and handoffs through AI agents.
CSL's $5B write-down paired with a 4% guidance cut drove shares to a nine-year low; investors aren't convinced the cleanup is done.
A federal bill filed April 20 would ban AI chatbot toys outright. If your API powers one, the vetting gap you ignored is about to become your problem.
A German suspect rebuilt Crimenetwork within days of its 2024 shutdown, attracted 22,000 users and €3.6M, then got arrested in Mallorca.
Peter Williams, who ran L3Harris's hacking-tools unit, got a $10M restitution order Wednesday. Russian spies later used the stolen tools in Ukraine.