Month: July 2026

July 7, 2026

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Daily Digest

Daily Digest – July 6. Consumers Are Turning AI Into a Daily Habit, and Money Management Is Part of the Routine; Report: CFPB Shows Signs of Life, But New Direction Raises Questions About Who Gets Supervised

Consumers Are Turning AI Into a Daily Habit, and Money Management Is Part of the Routine The people on the ...

Compliance

Report: CFPB Shows Signs of Life, But New Direction Raises Questions About Who Gets Supervised

After months of moves that appeared designed to shutter the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau entirely, the agency is showing unmistakable ...

Technology

Everyone Says Their AI Project Worked. The Numbers Say Otherwise.

Contact center leaders are declaring victory on artificial intelligence. The financials tell a different story. A new survey from AI ...

Compliance

Compliance Digest – July 6

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Technology

Consumers Are Turning AI Into a Daily Habit, and Money Management Is Part of the Routine

Generative artificial intelligence is no longer a novelty for most consumers. It is becoming a daily workflow, and the longer ...

Compliance

State Appeals Court Won’t Undo Judgment for Consumer Who Argued, But Never Proved, Lack of Notice

A state Court of Appeals in Texas has affirmed a lower court's refusal to set aside a summary judgment in ...

Compliance

Judge Denies Motion to Compel Arbitration in FCRA Identity Theft Case

A District Court judge in Kansas has denied a defendant's motion to compel arbitration in a Fair Credit Reporting Act ...

Compliance

Judge Dismisses Claims Against Two CRAs, But Lets FDCPA, FCRA Claims Proceed Against CU and Law Firm