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Two additional news organizations have filed lawsuits against OpenAI and Microsoft, alleging the companies used their journalism without permission to train artificial intelligence systems.
The FCC said in court that it is open-minded about whether ABC should lose its broadcast licenses, signaling that the agency is not ruling out serious regulatory action as the dispute continues.
A lawsuit alleges that Trump-era secret reviews of frontier AI models may have concealed corruption, raising concerns about transparency, accountability, and possible improper influence over high-stakes technology oversight.
Edelson PC is launching 30 new lawsuits against OpenAI related to the Tumbler Ridge shooting, escalating the allegations to aiding and abetting and naming Chris Lehane, while the underlying evidence has not been confirmed.
Amazon is being sued by the FTC and 22 states over allegations that it secretly charged businesses higher advertising costs, intensifying scrutiny of its marketplace practices and potential anticompetitive behavior.
A lawsuit alleges Anthropic’s torrenting of copyrighted music harmed songwriters by enabling AI-generated songs that now compete with human artists and rise on music charts.
The latest lawsuit is unusually broad and focuses on allegations that illegal piracy occurred, suggesting a wide-ranging legal challenge centered on unauthorized copying or distribution.
Republican campaign committees are seeking a swift ruling before election advertising intensifies next week, likely to clarify legal or procedural issues affecting their campaign strategy and timing.
X Corp’s request for a preliminary injunction remains undecided, while Operation Bluebird continues moving forward, suggesting the underlying dispute is still active and unresolved despite the pending court ruling.
Meta was accused in a lawsuit of intentionally designing Instagram and Facebook to be addictive for children while allegedly knowing the platforms could harm young users.
TikTok has agreed to a $400 million settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice over allegations of violating the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act two years ago.
Logitech implemented a price increase of up to 25 percent on its products last year.
A lawsuit claims that Oura rings fail to accurately measure physiological signals necessary for evaluating sleep quality and determining sleep stages.
Disney's lawsuit claims the FCC is demanding complete compliance in its efforts to censor former President Trump.
Devon Kim, a former engineer at Elon Musk's xAI, is suing the company for wrongful termination, claiming he was fired after raising concerns about inadequate safety measures for Grok, a controversial AI chatbot linked to various ethical issues.
Judges have clarified that Section 230 offers a legal defense for Meta against lawsuits, but it does not grant complete immunity.
Elon Musk persists in his appeal efforts even after losing in court and reaching a settlement with an advertiser group.
Reddit has filed a lawsuit against Perplexity AI, alleging that the company conspired with a web scraper to unlawfully extract data from Reddit's platform.
The lawsuit is expected to reignite discussions on the enforceability of term employment agreements under California law.
The New York Attorney General declared halting the merger during the ongoing legal case as a significant triumph.
Nintendo has requested the court to dismiss a lawsuit, arguing that Switch buyers received the product as advertised and expected.
The states' lawsuit claims the deal could negatively impact movie theaters, basic cable distributors, and audiences by potentially reducing competition and choice.
In 2026, Apple and OpenAI, once partners, are embroiled in a legal battle over alleged trade secret theft, as OpenAI aggressively pursues a hardware strategy, poaching Apple employees and developing a revolutionary smart speaker, while Apple accuses them of unfair practices.
Meta has refuted allegations that it employs artificial intelligence to dismiss employees who have disabilities or medical issues.
Fizz has intensified its legal battle against Sidechat, accusing a Maveron venture capitalist of leaking confidential fundraising information to the competitor.
Young girls are suing X, alleging the platform's Grok CSAM feature shields child predators, raising concerns about user safety.
This week's Network Break discusses a critical vulnerability in IBM's Langflow software, a significant Fortinet firewall breach affecting major companies, and a lawsuit against the US government over an AI shutdown order.
Jay Li suggests that while being sued by Tesla isn't ideal for a startup, the experience has strengthened his company, Proception, by serving as a resilience test.
A lawsuit claims Disney artificially raised market prices by forcing carriers to bundle ESPN with their services.
The NAACP has filed a lawsuit against xAI, alleging the company operates gas turbines at its Grok data center without the necessary permits.
The California civil rights agency celebrates a legal victory against Tesla and prepares for a trial scheduled in July.
Critics have pointed out that a lawsuit filed by a US Senate candidate is lacking in factual support, raising concerns about its validity.
A man's lawsuit against the Facebook group "Are We Dating the Same Guy" was dismissed due to his reliance on fake legal citations, undermining his case.
Elon Musk's lawsuits against his OpenAI cofounders were dismissed by a unanimous jury decision, citing that they were filed too late.
The trial between Elon Musk and Sam Altman over OpenAI's transformation from a nonprofit to a for-profit entity involves accusations of breach of trust and features a colorful cast of Silicon Valley figures, with Musk seeking $134 billion in damages and the unwinding of OpenAI's for-profit status.
Lipa claims that her image significantly boosted Samsung's revenue, implying her influence played a crucial role in their financial success.
A lawsuit has been filed against the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) for allegedly integrating a DNA database into Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) surveillance systems, raising privacy and ethical concerns.
Investors purchasing SpaceX IPO shares are reportedly required to waive their right to sue the company, according to a recent report.
OpenAI has accused Elon Musk of attempting to "coerce" a settlement just days before a trial was set to begin, highlighting tensions between the two parties.
A lawsuit has been filed demanding that Nintendo pass on the benefits of Trump-era tariff refunds to its customers.
A lawsuit claims OpenAI overlooked multiple warnings, including its mass-casualty flag, about a ChatGPT user who stalked and harassed his ex-girlfriend.
LinkedIn has refuted allegations made by a suspended extension developer, who claimed that their tool was unfairly targeted for scraping user data.
A consumer group has announced plans to file a lawsuit against Netflix if the company does not lower its current subscription prices.
Google, Meta, and Perplexity face allegations of sharing millions of user chats to boost their advertising revenue, raising privacy concerns.
The Swiss finance minister has initiated legal action by filing a criminal complaint against Grok, accusing them of defamation.
A judge dismissed a lawsuit against X, criticizing it as a "fishing expedition" related to an ad boycott, lacking substantial evidence.
The verdict, although not entirely unfavorable, may still result in a financial loss amounting to billions for him.
Afroman is facing a lawsuit from police officers seeking millions in damages for using footage of a raid on his home in his music videos.
A judge dismissed the Musi case against Apple and sanctioned the lawyers for fabricating facts in their arguments.
A lawsuit claims the National Center for Atmospheric Research is facing unjustified termination without any rational explanation.
