Amy Jane Longo Comments on AI-Washing Enforcement Trends in Bloomberg Law

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has taken action against AI-washing this year, with plans to increase scrutiny of AI practices in 2025. Litigation & enforcement partner Amy Jane Longo recently shared her insights on regulatory trends in a Bloomberg Law article.

Longo pointed out that the ongoing enforcement actions against AI-washing have been relatively straightforward cases, targeting misrepresentations in AI usage. She noted that these cases are considered “low-hanging fruit,” emphasizing the importance of transparency in how AI is utilized.

Looking ahead, Longo suggested that enforcement actions are likely to continue under the second Trump administration. She mentioned that changes in priorities within the SEC may take time to manifest fully, but there are already cases in progress that will ensure a steady stream of scrutiny on AI practices.

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