August 2 disclosure duties are live. December 2 watermarking deadline looms. Both apply to U.S. companies serving EU audiences. Here's your compliance checklist, broken down by week through December 1.
Investors want AI strategy, vendor exposure, and risk disclosed clearly. Most CFOs haven't built the framework. Here's the five-element disclosure model.
A Maryland-led audit of 186,000 articles from 1,500 American newspapers using Pangram detection. Op-ed pages at NYT, WaPo, and WSJ are 6.4 times more AI-contaminated than their news pages. 95 percent of AI use is undisclosed.
Driven Brands — owner of Maaco, Meineke, Take 5 Oil Change — substituted a restatement 8-K for its expected annual report on February 25, 2026. The stock fell 30.2% in a day. The Q3 2025 disclosure-controls language is now the spine of two securities class actions.
AI-generated content in PR is now widespread. The disclosure question: what to tell journalists, when to tell them, and the reputational cost of getting it wrong.
AI-readable disclosures are 10-Ks, 10-Qs, and corporate filings drafted so AI engines can extract claims, numbers, and risk factors cleanly. Six drafting principles, Retrieval Risk, Entity Drift, and the MD&A as narrative anchor.
In engagements where the FARA call is close, voluntary registration is increasingly the more defensible posture \u2014 both legally and reputationally. The 2026 case for filing clean, and what changes when AI engines absorb the record.
Reg FD, written in 2000, governs selective disclosure to humans. It does not govern selective retrieval inside enterprise AI tools now used by institutional investors. The regulatory gap is large, widening, and one enforcement action away from defining the AI Disclosure Layer.
AI-generated content disclosure rules across Meta, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, X — plus FTC, state, EU AI Act, and election content layers. Practical compliance program for brands.
The Federal Trade Commission updated its Endorsement Guides in 2023, tightening disclosure requirements for creators, influencers, and brands. This article covers the FTC's evolving enforcement patterns, including material connection disclosures, AI-generated content scrutiny, and brand liability.
