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Best Practices for AI Disclosures in SEC Filings: Ensuring Transparency and Consistency

By Kevin Douglas & Justin Hay on March 7, 2025
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The rapid evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) is prompting an increase in AI-related disclosures in public companies’ SEC filings, a trend that is expected to continue.

In a recent article for Compliance & Ethics Professional Magazine, we explored the importance of transparent and honest AI disclosures in SEC filings, particularly in Form 10-K risk factor sections.

The article highlights the SEC’s focus on preventing AI “washing” and encourages companies to avoid speculative disclosures while ensuring consistency and verifiability across their public filings.

For a deeper dive into these AI disclosure practices, you can read the full article, “AI Disclosure: Developments and Key Takeaways for Public Companies,” published in the March 2025 issue of Compliance & Ethics Professional Magazine.

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Kevin Douglas has deep experience representing public companies on corporate and securities laws related matters, including companies within the healthcare industry. Kevin’s public company practice focuses on corporate governance matters, securities laws compliance, mergers and acquisitions, corporate finance and shareholder activism. His representative…

Kevin Douglas has deep experience representing public companies on corporate and securities laws related matters, including companies within the healthcare industry. Kevin’s public company practice focuses on corporate governance matters, securities laws compliance, mergers and acquisitions, corporate finance and shareholder activism. His representative experience has ranged from providing SEC disclosure advice to the audit committee of a Fortune 100 company to representing an NYSE-listed company in connection with its $4.3 billion acquisition by another public company to representing another NYSE-listed company in connection with its issuance of $2.2 billion in senior notes. Kevin has also represented private companies in a wide variety of mergers and acquisition, corporate finance, and other corporate law matters.

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Justin Hay works closely with in-house counsel, company leadership, and boards of directors to address shareholder activism, compliance issues, reporting obligations, and regulatory requirements.

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