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MCP Connectors: Mitigating the Risks of AI Agents in a Connected Architecture

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By Andrew Caplan, Samuel Markel
| JD Supra
In the most recent installment of our series on Model Context Protocol (MCP) connectors, we closed with this observation: Organizations that will manage MCP connector technology effectively are those that treat deployment as an enterprise risk concern. We promised a practical starting framework for how to think about mitigating those enterprise risks.
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California Court Tentatively Rejects “True Lender” Claim in Bank-Fintech Partnership Dispute

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By Andrew Caplan, Brian Montgomery
| JD Supra
Takeaways A California superior court has tentatively rejected the California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation’s effort to characterize OppFi’s lending program with a Utah bank as an unlawful “rent-a-bank” arrangement. If finalized, the decision would end a longstanding dispute in the superior court over whether OppFi is the “true lender” of loans originated by its bank partner.
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Reported Draft Executive Order Signals Expanded Federal Coordination on Quantum Computing | JD Supra

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By Andrew Caplan, Nancy Fischer
| JD Supra
Takeaways A White House executive order is expected to represent the Administration’s most significant step to date toward reinvigorating and coordinating U.S. quantum information science and technology policy across civilian, defense and intelligence agencies.
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