Global Legal Radar · May 16 Daily Digest
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- 🔥 FTC Take It Down Act Enforcement: The FTC has begun enforcing the Take It Down Act against nonconsensual deepfakes, with...

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The FTC has begun enforcing the Take It Down Act against nonconsensual deepfakes under Chair Andrew Ferguson. Non-compliance carries a maximum civil penalty of $53,088 per violation.
A phishing email disguised as a DocuSign request hits Priya on her morning commute, granting undetected access at the fictional Mercer Holt...
The Ninth Circuit's rulings in NetChoice v. Bonta provide a clear roadmap for drafting child safety laws that can withstand First Amendment...
Europe's May 2026 draft GDPR guidance directly addresses the allocation of roles and responsibilities in health-related research contexts.
Non-compliant AI exposes enterprises to regulatory fines, data breaches, and lawsuits; mitigation requires aligning AI systems with applicable compliance standards.
Key updates on UK collective redress reforms:
State AI governance accelerates: Illinois Democrats introduced eight bills on consumer protection, developer transparency, education, and chatbots,...
Severe data privacy infringements fall into the second category, attracting administrative fines of up to €20 million or £17.5 million. This underscores high enforcement stakes across EU and UK jurisdictions.
Litigation pressures under California's Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA) are driving SB 690 to exempt businesses from penalties for data collection...
India's state-level child protection push advances with Andhra Pradesh's proposed draft law regulating social media access for children.
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Illinois BIPA expands to AI voice cloning: Journalists and narrators sue Adobe, Google, Meta, Amazon et al. for extracting voiceprints—biometric...
The latest briefing unpacks the EU AI Act's transparency obligations, spotlighting recent developments and key compliance timelines for providers and deployers.
Britain's communications regulator has fined an online suicide forum provider £950,000 ($1.28M) – the largest such penalty – and warned of a UK block, underscoring enforcement risks for digital platforms under online safety rules.
Key trend in AI governance: Central EU updates pair with national DPA refinements on automated decision-making (ADM) transparency.
In-house and outside counsel face unique AI risks around confidentiality, candor, and client consent—essential knowledge for compliance.