In Episode 8 of ComplianceTalk, Michele and Chad bounce between new legislation, real-world enforcement, and a few “wait, that’s interesting” moments along the way. They start with a reminder that regulators mean business—highlighting an FTC case where ignoring a consent order led to a $6.5 million penalty.
From there, they dig into what’s happening at the state level, including Vermont scaling back a once-controversial privacy law, Tennessee’s unusual approach to telemarketing violations, and Maryland’s new limits on surveillance pricing.
Wrapping things up, they turn to AI, specifically a Delaware case showing that AI chat logs can be discoverable in litigation, which leads to a bigger takeaway: how you use AI at work could come back later in ways you didn’t expect.
