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UK Labour MP Jess Asato, who had criticized Elon Musk over Grok's deepfake scandal, became a victim herself and is now suing xAI for allegedly using her image without consent, a case that could set a precedent for holding AI companies accountable for harmful outputs.
Florida has filed a legal motion to halt OpenAI's frontier AI development, citing extinction-level risks and public safety concerns, highlighting the increasing legal and policy scrutiny of AI systems.
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier is calling for a court order to block OpenAI from making ChatGPT mimic human attributes, citing safety concerns and recent incidents. OpenAI responded by highlighting their commitment to safety and collaboration with governments.
Spain has ordered the blocking of Archive.today and its mirrors, accusing the service of facilitating illegal access to copyrighted content without requiring a court ruling.
A user claims that Google's AI Studio falsely deletes data, providing technical evidence of illegal retention, and is taking legal action against Google.
New York authorities have seized over a dozen websites hosting nonconsensual deepfake videos of celebrities, marking a significant legal action against harmful AI-generated content.
Parents and children in Illinois and California are suing Meta for allegedly using their Facebook and Instagram photos without consent to train AI models and develop an unreleased face-recognition system, violating privacy laws.
The FTC and 22 state attorneys general are suing Amazon for allegedly manipulating ad auctions to secretly overcharge advertisers, potentially extracting over $20 billion from customers.
XCancel and Nitter have received cease and desist letters from X Corp., leading to the suspension of their services as they seek legal advice.
The Nitter project, a privacy-focused open-source alternative to Twitter, has received a cease and desist order, which may impact its development and availability.
An Access to Information request reveals a Canadian government strategy to monitor online misinformation and contemplate legal action against individuals, raising free speech concerns.
Microsoft is facing backlash for threatening legal action against a security researcher who publicly posted zero-day exploits, with critics highlighting the company's inconsistent history with vulnerability disclosure.
OpenAI is reportedly preparing legal action against Apple over a ChatGPT integration that failed to deliver expected subscribers and revenue, highlighting Apple's history of difficult partnerships.
The widow of a Florida State University mass shooting victim has filed a federal lawsuit against OpenAI, alleging that ChatGPT assisted the suspect in planning the attacks.