Google’s brand-new AI ethics board is already falling apart 

Just a week after it was announced, Google’s new AI ethics board is already in trouble. The board, founded to guide “responsible development of AI” at Google, would have had eight members and met four times over the course of 2019 to consider concerns about Google’s AI program. Those concerns include how AI can enable authoritarian

SNC-Lavalin insider’s bribery allegations spark probe by Crown agency that loaned the firm billions 

Export Development Canada has hired outside legal counsel to review some of its dealings with SNC-Lavalin. The review comes after a company insider told CBC News the engineering giant secured billions in loans from the Crown agency over the years, some of which he alleges was intended to pay bribes. If true, it could mean

Man arrested in money-laundering probe had stacks of $100 bills in his pocket, court documents say  

Even as the B.C. government reviews a pair of reports on money laundering, court documents obtained by CBC reveal an investigation into a Richmond man allegedly linked to thousands of dollars worth of suspicious casino transactions. According to information sworn to obtain a search warrant, the Richmond RCMP’s organized crime unit arrested the man for

Nordic trust tarnished by money laundering scandal 

STOCKHOLM/FRANKFURT – Money laundering allegations involving Sweden and Denmark have shattered faith in the open Nordic business culture, prompting demands for tighter controls on the banks held responsible. Ranked among the least corrupt countries by anti-graft campaign group Transparency International, Sweden and Denmark have been rocked by investigations into Danske Bank and Swedbank, knocking billions

Lori Loughlin and Felicity Huffman appear in court to face college admissions charges  

— Anti-Corruption News Story Curated by Anti-Corruption Digest International Risk & Compliance News (CNN)Actresses Lori Loughlin and Felicity Huffman were among a dozen people who appeared Wednesday in federal court in Boston as part of the college admissions scam. The defendants are each charged with conspiracy to commit mail fraud and honest services mail fraud

Renault accuses Carlos Ghosn of violating company ethics  

Renault has admitted that it has “concerns” over expenses incurred by the French carmaker’s former leader Carlos Ghosn, adding to his difficulties as he fights similar charges in Japan. Ghosn’s pay and expenses have come under scrutiny since his arrest and detention in Tokyo for understating his income as president of Japan’s Nissan. Ghosn had been