Searchable Primary-Source .gov AI Enforcement Registry
Filter official FTC and SEC enforcement releases by regulator, procedural posture, and statutory authority.
Search primary-source regulatory briefings covering U.S. FTC Operation AI Comply actions, SEC Rule 206(4)-1 AI-washing orders, and Federal Reserve synthetic identity fraud controls.
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Filter official FTC and SEC enforcement releases by regulator, procedural posture, and statutory authority.
Examine substantiation standards applied to deceptive AI legal-substitution, passive-income storefront, and fake-review tools.
Compliance lessons from settled SEC Marketing Rule actions involving unsubstantiated machine-learning claims.
Detect fabricated credit profiles and shell-entity onboarding using Federal Reserve Synthetic Identity Fraud Mitigation models.
In its 25 September 2024 release, the FTC announced five enforcement actions addressing unsubstantiated AI capability claims, automated e-commerce income promises, and synthetic testimonial generation tools.
Actionable takeaway: Maintain contemporaneous engineering benchmark evidence for every public product claim referencing autonomous or AI capabilities.
SEC Press Release 2024-36 detailed settled administrative orders (without admitting or denying findings) where advisers lacked substantiation for claimed client-data machine-learning models.
Actionable takeaway: Route all investor decks, Form ADV brochures, and website AI capability statements through technical compliance substantiation sign-off.
Static credit-bureau pulls alone frequently miss synthetic identities constructed from real SSNs paired with fabricated names and Authorised User tradelines.
Actionable takeaway: Combine SSA eCBSV consent verification, Secretary of State filing age checks, and beneficial-ownership cross-checks at onboarding.
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