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An OpenAI engineer accused of bugging a conference room claims his one-way Saudi Arabia ticket was purchased before the investigation began, with Saudi officials backing his supervised release. Prosecutors had cited the one-way flights as possible evidence of flight risk.
A federal appeals court ruled that Kalshi's prediction markets must comply with state gambling laws, continuing a legal battle that may reach the Supreme Court.
A legal dispute between Amazon and Perplexity is under review by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, with potential implications for AI industry regulations.
A New Mexico defense lawyer was held in contempt of court for submitting an AI-generated brief containing fake testimony from fabricated witnesses after using ChatGPT. He admitted to not verifying the content, leading to disciplinary action.
Google avoided selling its AdX business and preserved its ad-tech stack after Judge Leonie Brinkema rejected all structural remedies sought by the government in a legal case.
A critical trial begins in California against Meta, involving 29 state attorneys general, alleging harm to children and potential 'astronomical' penalties that could force fundamental changes to the company's operations.
An AI-based law firm, Garfield AI, won its first court trial in the UK, recovering £7,000 for a freelancer after receiving regulatory approval. The case demonstrates the real-world potential of legal AI to enforce rights at lower cost.
A Mississippi federal judge cancelled a trial and sanctioned all four lawyers involved after discovering both sides used AI to generate legal filings that contained hallucinated, nonexistent case citations, highlighting the risks of unverified AI use in the legal profession.
Musk's lawyer argued they are not asking for money in a lawsuit, but the judge pointed out billions in potential disgorgement. The author believes Musk will lose the case.
A new federal case, Joshi v. OpenAI Foundation, has been filed alleging that an AI chatbot failed to warn authorities about a user planning a mass shooting at Florida State University. This adds to a growing list of lawsuits regarding AI's role in violent acts, focusing on the 'duty to warn' rather than direct instigation.