On February 26, 2026, a webcast will explore how ethics and compliance teams are adopting artificial intelligence, featuring insights from a recent survey of 190 compliance professionals on AI usage, benefits, risks, and future opportunities.
On February 3, 2026, the House passed a five-bill spending package that includes several AI provisions aimed at enhancing national security and economic development. Key measures include increased funding for AI research and development, a prohibition on AI-generated robocalls, and assessments of AI’s impact on the economy and healthcare innovation.
Goldman Sachs is using autonomous AI agents based on Anthropic’s Claude model to automate critical accounting and compliance tasks, signaling a major move toward automation in corporate finance. This approach boosts productivity while managing risk, with AI serving as “digital colleagues” to assist human workers rather than replace them.
The ADGM Court has issued a judgment emphasizing the responsibility of legal practitioners to verify AI-generated research in litigation, citing failures that misled the court. This case serves as a warning against reckless AI use and highlights the professional obligation to ensure accuracy in legal submissions.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is an increasingly vital tool in workplace safety programs, aiding in hazard identification and resource allocation. However, its integration presents complex legal and governance challenges that employers must address to ensure accountability and compliance.
UiPath has acquired WorkFusion, enhancing its portfolio of AI-powered solutions for financial services, particularly in financial crime compliance. This acquisition aims to automate complex workflows related to anti-money laundering and know your customer operations, improving compliance effectiveness for banks and financial institutions.
Meta’s use of European user data to train AI systems has sparked controversy, but a German court ruling highlights the complex balance between innovation and regulation. Europe faces significant challenges in AI development due to strict regulations, limited investment, and cultural hesitancy toward technology.
Illinois legislators have introduced a comprehensive package of bills aimed at regulating artificial intelligence across various sectors, including education and employment. Key proposals include guidelines for teaching AI in schools, transparency requirements for professionals interacting with AI, and frameworks for AI product liability.
The SEC’s Cybersecurity & Emerging Technologies Unit (CETU) is reshaping the compliance landscape by addressing AI washing—overstating the capabilities of AI systems, similar to greenwashing in environmental claims. As regulatory scrutiny increases, companies must ensure accuracy in their AI representations to avoid legal repercussions.
Goldman Sachs is deploying autonomous AI agents powered by Anthropic’s Claude Opus 4.6 to automate complex back-office tasks, significantly enhancing efficiency in trade accounting and client onboarding. This strategic move marks a shift in investment banking operations toward reduced costs and faster processing times with advanced AI technology.
