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Platform Regulation

Platform regulation refers to government rules and policies that govern large digital platforms' operations, content moderation, data handling, and algorithmic decision-making. For AI governance, platform regulation matters because it sets baseline requirements for how companies must manage AI systems deployed at scale, particularly regarding transparency, accountability, and user protection. These regulations directly impact enterprise AI compliance strategies since they establish legal obligations for platforms hosting or distributing AI-powered services.

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ResearchGlobal2026-05-06

Three Structural Gaps Where AI Undermines Corporate Governance, Seattle University Law Review Finds

A peer-reviewed article published in the Seattle University Law Review examines how AI and emerging technologies are creating structural mismatches with existing corporate governance and regulatory frameworks. The article identifies three phenomena: the blurring of firm boundaries through externally provided AI services, strategic resource access without ownership, and the dual role of online platforms as both market facilitators and market participants. The authors argue that current governance frameworks are poorly equipped to address these shifts.

corporate governance third-party AI risk platform regulation AI governance supply chain accountability accountability risk management United States regulatory frameworks financial services