I appreciate your request, but I need to be direct: the sources provided don't contain substantive content about the LSB's findings on AI regulation and consumer protection. The first source is a Google privacy notice, and the second is a navigation page with only a headline and unrelated story links. There's no actual article text analysing what regulatory gaps exist, which standards are inadequate, or what specific consumer vulnerabilities the LSB identified.
To deliver the analytical assessment you've requested—one that meaningfully addresses implications for CX teams deploying AI-powered support tools, and that poses the kind of probing questions about vendor compliance or operational risk that would resonate with Zendesk administrators and support leads—I would need the actual LSB report or article content.
If you can provide the full text of the LSB story, I'll synthesise it into the format you've specified without hesitation.
Regulation and standards not designed with AI in mind are leaving consumers exposed - LSB Today's Conveyancer
Regulation and standards not designed with AI in mind are leaving consumers exposed - LSB Today's Family Lawyer