The Trump administration has added the largest-ever entry to a trade blacklist that bans imports from companies accused of exploiting Uyghur workers in China. The move follows a surge of EU transparency rules for artificial technology that went into effect on August 2 under the EU AI Act.

Risk Journal reports that companies are experimenting with AI that can participate in board discussions, while the Aspen Security Forum highlights strained global alliances. New EU guidance on compliance has been issued, though other high‑risk AI rules were delayed.

Meanwhile, the head of the U.S. Treasury’s financial intelligence unit is set to leave for Citigroup’s compliance team, with Andrea Gacki staying on to smooth the transition. Jenna Casanova will act as the agency’s new head of sanctions.

These developments signal a tightening of U.S. trade and financial oversight, with a particular focus on forced‑labor practices and AI transparency.