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Who's Responsible When AI Does the Work?
Agentic AI is changing how decisions get made. What breaks first? A practical look at readiness for HR, Legal, and leaders.
Why AI Audits Fail and What Needs to Change in 2026
Many AI audits fail to hold up in practice. Learn what needs to change to make oversight clear, practical, and reliable.
Setting the Standard for AI Compliance: What HR Should Revisit at the Start of the Year
January is the month HR resets policies, hiring workflows, and training. Here are the three AI compliance processes every HR team should revisit to start the year strong.
The Skills That Make Teams AI-Ready
AI readiness workshops are only effective when they teach the right skills. Here’s what employers should expect from high-quality AI training, and why these skills matter for HR, Legal, and Tech teams navigating AI in the workplace.
A New Chapter in U.S. AI Policy
An overview of the new U.S. executive order on AI and what it signals for organizations using artificial intelligence.
Shadow AI: What’s Happening Behind the Scenes
Employees are using AI in ways many organizations don’t see. Discover how Shadow AI develops, why it matters for HR and legal teams, and how a structured AI Compliance Audit can protect data, strengthen policies, and prepare you for upcoming regulations.
ChatGPT's New Protecting People Policy Prohibits the Chatbot from Giving Legal Advice...Or Does It?
ChatGPT’s new Protecting People policy introduces clearer limits on AI behavior. In her latest article, Lindsey Wagner explains how this shift advances transparency, accountability, and safer AI governance.
Why Workflow-Specific GPTs Outperform Generic AI Tools
Discover why workflow-specific GPTs outperform generic AI tools. Learn how HR, legal, compliance, and onboarding teams can gain trust, accuracy, and actionable insights with custom AI solutions.
The AI Hiring Loop: Why Job Seekers Are Losing Out
AI is reshaping job applications in ways few people expected. From candidates relying on ChatGPT to hiring teams screening with algorithms, the result is a frustrating loop where humans are lost in the shuffle. Here’s what’s really happening, and how employers can protect themselves.
Governor Newsom Vetoes SB 7 — AI Accountability in the Workplace Remains
Governor Gavin Newsom has vetoed SB 7, a bill that would have prohibited employers from relying solely on AI when making disciplinary, termination, or deactivation decisions.
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