A lot of companies are starting to use AI to draft their corporate financial disclosures and SEC filings, but the technology is moving much faster than the law. The big worry right now is that traditional safe harbor legal protections might not shield a company from lawsuits if their AI accidentally hallucinates or misrepresents financial data in a public report. What corporate compliance frameworks or legal precedents are you using in your courses to train future compliance officers to audit and manage these autonomous reporting tools?
