AI risk language was newly added by 149 of 434 companies tracked. It was the second most common newly added theme in recent 10-K filings. Those companies include Alphabet, JPMorgan Chase, Meta, Microsoft, and Tesla.
Ranked by the sum of deterministic disclosure-change scores across each company's latest comparison. This total also reflects how many factors changed. Direction and themes come from the labeled AI brief.
Company filing changes
New disclosures
Risk sections appearing for the first time, showing what management now considers material enough to flag for investors.
Removed language
Text from the prior filing that is absent in the current one. It may indicate resolved exposure or a change in framing.
Significant rewrites
Sections materially changed from year to year, matched by text similarity across consecutive filings.
NVDA NVIDIA Corporation — 2024 vs 2023
+ U.S. export control restrictions have limited our ability to sell certain products in China and other markets, and further restrictions may materially affect our revenue.
MSFT Microsoft Corporation — 2024 vs 2023
+ AI-generated content could expose us to claims of defamation, intellectual property infringement, or other legal liability.
− Pandemics, epidemics, or outbreaks of disease may adversely affect our business, operations, and financial condition.
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