6 dated developments from June 2026 that bear on AI compliance, each checked against the source linked. Entries are tagged by industry; the newest developments and fixed deadlines ahead are on the AI regulation news page.
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Ruling on Workday's motion to dismiss the Third Amended Complaint, the court kept the California FEHA claims, finding the plaintiffs adequately alleged that Workday screened applications from its California headquarters and that, as an alleged agent, Workday would be directly rather than derivatively liable under FEHA; it kept an amended ADA claim and dismissed one plaintiff's newly added Title VII race claim, according to Duane Morris.
Source: Duane Morris Class Action Defense Blog, June 24, 2026 · Guide: AI in hiring and HR
The Office of Legal Counsel advised the EEOC that its Title VII disparate impact guidelines are unconstitutional and read the business-necessity defense to require only that a practice rationally serve a valid business purpose. The opinion states that it does not address disparate impact liability under the ADEA.
Source: Office of Legal Counsel, Constitutionality of Disparate-Impact Liability Under Title VII (slip opinion), June 9, 2026 · Guide: AI in hiring and HR
Smaller covered institutions, including advisers with less than $1.5 billion in assets under management, must have an incident response program, policies to oversee service providers and ensure they notify the firm of a breach within 72 hours, and procedures to notify affected individuals as soon as practicable and within 30 days unless the firm reasonably determines that substantial harm or inconvenience is not likely.
Source: Baker Donelson, Regulation S-P: June 3, 2026 Compliance Deadline for Smaller Investment Advisers · Guide: AI in financial services
The notice implements the October 22, 2025 vacatur of provisions to the extent they expanded sex discrimination to include gender identity. It states that the other provisions of the 2024 rule remain in force. 45 CFR 92.210 is not among the provisions the notice lists as vacated.
Source: Federal Register · Guide: AI in health care
The Department postponed its rulemaking, including the June 10 hearing, and withdrew the proposed notice rules published May 15, 2026. The statute, in effect since January 1, 2026, continues to apply without implementing rules.
Source: Ogletree Deakins, June 4, 2026 · Guide: AI in hiring and HR
A voluntary certification for U.S. healthcare organizations that assesses AI governance and processes; it does not validate or certify individual AI products. ASC Focus reports the June 1, 2026 launch date.
Source: ASC Focus (Ambulatory Surgery Center Association) · Guide: AI governance frameworks