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Reddit's DMCA lawsuit against SerpApi and Perplexity AI over Google search scraping continues, with a judge allowing discovery despite dismissing some claims. The case highlights ongoing tensions between AI scraping and copyright law.
Lancaster Country Day School is defending itself against a lawsuit over AI-generated nude images of 59 female students, arguing it had no legal duty to report AI images as child abuse and that it reported back to the attorney general who provided the tip.
A filmmaker is suing Netflix after a stolen unencrypted drive containing his unreleased $45M Nicolas Cage movie was lost from Netflix's office, claiming negligence and demanding $112.5M in damages. Netflix disputes liability, alleging the production company failed to encrypt the drive and is trying to extort money.
New York Attorney General Letitia James is suing Kalshi, alleging the prediction market runs an illegal gambling operation and seeks to block it from operating in the state.
A Yale Executive MBA student sued the university after being accused of AI-assisted cheating based on GPTZero, claiming the detector is biased against non-native English speakers and that the disciplinary process was politically motivated. The lawsuit has expanded to 13 federal counts.
xAI is suing Minnesota over a law that imposes severe penalties for AI-generated non-consensual intimate images, arguing it violates the First Amendment and forces Grok to restrict image editing features.
Runlayer files lawsuit against Rippling for allegedly copying its MCP gateway product after a year-long trial, highlighting risks of selling AI infrastructure to enterprise customers.
eBay has settled a civil lawsuit for $55.7 million with the founders of EcommerceBytes, who were targeted by a disturbing harassment campaign orchestrated by former eBay executives and employees.
Artist Elmer Saflor is suing Memes Apps LLC, operator of AI meme generator platforms Memes.ai and Memes AI Studio, for copyright infringement after the platform allegedly used his viral 'Running Away Balloon' comic as a paid ad template without permission.
Meta avoids a trial in a social media addiction lawsuit as the plaintiff drops the case, marking a win for Meta after previous losses.
A pastor who used ChatGPT for medical advice instead of consulting a doctor is now suing OpenAI, highlighting the risks of relying on AI for health decisions.
A lawsuit by Meta employees highlights the difficulty of proving discrimination when AI systems are used in firing decisions.
Anthropic is being sued for allegedly using copyrighted books without permission to train its large language models.
Sony Music Entertainment has filed a new lawsuit against AI music generator Udio, alleging copyright infringement over more than 30,000 songs, including tracks by Beyoncé, Elvis Presley, and Harry Styles.
The federal court approved a $1.5 billion class-action settlement in the Bartz v. Anthropic AI copyright lawsuit, awarding $101.5 million in attorneys' fees.
Kevin O'Leary and Fox News are being sued for defamation after O'Leary claimed that opposition to his Utah data center was funded by the Chinese Communist Party.
Amazon and UL settled a lawsuit against Chinese ebike companies for falsely claiming UL safety certification, highlighting a widespread issue with fake safety marks and risks of lithium-ion battery fires.
Sam Altman's 2022 email reveals OpenAI considered releasing a GPT-3 level model for local consumer hardware to discourage competitors.
Apple has sent legal preservation letters to approximately 40 former employees now at OpenAI, expanding its trade secret lawsuit against the AI company. The lawsuit alleges OpenAI recruited Apple engineers and misappropriated confidential hardware and product development information.
A CEO used ChatGPT to devise a scheme to avoid paying $250 million in bonuses to employees, ignoring legal advice; the scheme failed in court, and he had to pay.