The Federal Trade Commission is asking for public comment on a proposed policy statement about how Section 5 of the FTC Act could apply to companies marketing artificial intelligence systems.
The Federal Trade Commission is seeking comments on a proposed policy statement that could treat undisclosed manipulation of generative-AI outputs as deceptive or unfair conduct under federal law.
The Federal Trade Commission is seeking comment on a proposed Section 5 policy statement addressing how AI companies present information about accuracy and system limitations.
The EU AI Office can now request model access, require risk mitigation and seek fines or restrictions as controlled AI tests expose new security risks.
The FTC opened a comment period on a proposed policy statement about “suppression of accuracy” in AI. Federal Register notice: July 7, 2026; comments due July 31.
United States Technology Privacy and Federal Regulation – The FTC opened public comments on a proposed AI “suppression of accuracy” policy; deadline is July 31, 2026.
The FTC opened a comment period on a proposed “suppression of accuracy” AI policy tied to Section 5 deception—comments due July 31, 2026.
United States – The FTC proposed an AI policy statement on when “suppression of accuracy” could be deceptive under FTC Act Section 5. Comment by July 31.
