AI Enforcement in 2026: Federal Priorities, Emerging Risks, and Corporate Compliance Strategies

Garen S. Marshall | Partner at McGuireWoods | Head of Artificial Intelligence Practice Area | former Assistant United States Attorney in the Eastern District of New York

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The discussion will cover key regulatory and enforcement risks for public and private companies, including AI-washing and other misleading AI claims, fraud and market manipulation, algorithmic bias and discrimination, privacy and data security, and consumer protection and safety. It will also address recent enforcement actions, litigation, and state-law developments involving deceptive AI claims, algorithm-enabled price coordination, facial recognition and chatbot risks, AI-related investor disclosures, challenges to state AI laws, high-risk AI systems, chatbot transparency, bias auditing, training-data disclosure, and frontier model requirements.