A new report by Good Jobs First, shared by the Corporate Crime Observatory, reveals EU companies face far higher penalties outside the EU. Since 2010, EU firms paid $104B in non-EU fines, versus just $43B at home. The US accounts for two-thirds of all penalties, challenging the narrative of an overregulated Europe and highlighting a global enforcement gap.

Read the report from the CRN41 “Tech-Powered Disclosures” roundtable at LSA Chicago 2025. International experts discuss using AI to counter corporate misconduct. Topics include the tension in using predictive analytics, repurposing cybersecurity tools for compliance, diverging EU vs. US AI regulation, and challenges for AI-powered whistleblowing. The summary also covers the critical role of the “human in the loop” and the ethical impact on human judgment.

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