In a recent post (here), I wrote about a lawsuit that had just been filed against Microsoft’s board, alleging that the company’s directors had violated their fiduciary duties by knowingly allowing its AI development efforts to engage in copyright infringement. The case, I said, represented an example of “silent AI” – that is,
Artificial intelligence-related securities litigation continues to accelerate, with plaintiffs increasingly targeting not only alleged misstatements about AI products and capabilities, but also companies’ disclosures regarding their investments in AI and the impact of those investments on business operations. A couple of recently filed lawsuits challenge AI-related spending and capital allocation decisions, which may underscore
One of the most urgent current issues in the D&O insurance marketplace is the question of how artificial intelligence (AI) will impact the D&O liability and insurance landscape. In order to get a sense of the industry’s current thinking on AI-related issues, The D&O Diary, in collaboration with Allianz Commercial, recently prepared and distributed
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We are living through a massive paradigm shift in the digital asset space. The dust is settling on years of regulatory uncertainty in the US, and what’s emerging is a clear, institutional-grade highway for Web3. But as the macro
In the following guest post, Ben Dubin, Managing Memberof VC Expert Services, LLC, examines Vice Chancellor Laster’s May 2026 opinion in the Zync v. Porsche case, a decision that highlights the legal and D&O insurance risks for investor-appointed directors and their sponsoring venture firms, particularly when directors are accused of acting as agents
On July 27, 2026, CFPB Deputy Director Mark Paoletta delivered remarks at a meeting of the Financial Literacy and Education Commission that left little doubt that the Bureau’s approach to financial education has undergone a dramatic philosophical shift under Acting Director Russell Vought. In his remarks, Paoletta sharply criticized former CFPB Director Rohit Chopra’s views
A newly launched academic institute is seeking to influence the future direction of consumer financial services regulation by promoting a policy framework centered on consumer choice, market competition, empirical research, and innovation. In the podcast we are releasing today on Consumer Finance Monitor, our host Alan Kaplinsky (founder, former chair for 25 years and now
In its July 29, 2026, report on first half securities class action lawsuit filings (here), Cornerstone Research explained the increased levels of 1H26 securities suit filings as being due in significant part to “a surge in litigation involving artificial intelligence-related claims .” In the latest example of this type of AI-related securities litigation, as
Many of us are still trying to get comfortable with the idea of autonomous vehicles. Turns out, we may soon need to get comfortable with the idea of autonomous companies.
A first-of-its-kind draft bill has been proposed to the Delaware legislature that would allow the creation of an Artificial Intelligence Company (AIC), a form of
Is language a uniquely biological superpower, or is it just a massive math problem we’ve finally solved? Welcome back to the show. Today, we’re tearing down the curtain on the AI revolution with renowned neurolinguist Prof. Grodzinsky, author of How Deeply Human Is Language?. As generative AI takes over our workflows, a fierce philosophical and scientific