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An early advisor to Nvidia claims to be owed a billion dollars in stock due to a vesting schedule misunderstanding and is pursuing legal action against the company.
A court ruled that the Trump administration can blacklist AI company Anthropic under a law that doesn't require bad motive, despite a lower court's finding that the action was illegal under another statute.
A US government website allegedly used the AI search tool Qwen from China, which the FBI claims copied Anthropic's technology, leading to legal concerns.
A suspected banned user from PassThePopcorn is suing the torrent tracker, claiming to be a filmmaker, but the defense argues he is motivated by revenge for being banned, highlighting identity verification issues in online communities.
Concerns grow over Google's acquisition of operational data from bankrupt Spirit Airlines, which may include third-party intellectual property, leading to legal objections and fears of setting a harmful precedent for startups in bankruptcy proceedings.
Apple is pushing for expedited discovery in its lawsuit against OpenAI, alleging that OpenAI destroyed evidence by misusing a former employee's MacBook containing confidential Apple information.
An article claims that after reading the full Apple v. OpenAI legal filings, the author is certain OpenAI won't be able to IPO due to forensic discovery, and they plan to cover the lawsuit until the truth is exposed.
Sony and Warner accuse Anthropic of training its AI model Claude on pirated works, raising questions about whether the model should be retrained from scratch.
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled in favor of states in a legal battle against Kalshi over whether its prediction markets constitute gambling.
A grand jury in Ohio declined to indict a man accused of destroying a Flock surveillance camera, amid growing backlash against the company's automatic license plate readers over privacy concerns.
Amazon has updated its terms and conditions to require arbitration and include a class-action waiver, preventing most disputes from going to court.
Nine PBS is facing potential loss of 50TB of archival data due to a dispute with cloud storage provider OSS, with Iron Mountain refusing access over contractual obligations.
Apple has proposed new commission fees on purchases made via external links in its ongoing legal battle with Epic Games, while Epic argues the fees exceed court guidance.
Krafton has settled a legal dispute with Unknown Worlds Entertainment, agreeing to pay bonuses to all staff of the Subnautica 2 studio after a fight over a potential $250 million bonus, while CEO Ted Gill will resign.
Zillow lost access to thousands of Chicago-area home listings after filing an antitrust lawsuit accusing MRED and Compass of colluding to hide listings in private networks, harming consumers and competitors.
Madison Square Garden bans lawyer John Scola after he sued the arena on behalf of a cop injured at a boxing match, highlighting the venue's continued use of facial recognition to enforce legal blacklists and raising privacy concerns.
Elon Musk claims the judge never ruled on the merits of the OpenAI case, only on a calendar technicality, and announces he will appeal to the Ninth Circuit, arguing that a precedent allowing looted charities would harm charitable giving in America.
The relationship between Apple and OpenAI is deteriorating, potentially leading to legal action.
OpenAI publishes a response to Elon Musk's court filing, claiming he cherry-picked quotes from private journal entries to misrepresent his 2017 position on OpenAI's structure. OpenAI states that Musk agreed to a for-profit transition, negotiations failed when he demanded full control, and he later encouraged them to raise billions independently.
OpenAI is publicly opposing a New York Times legal demand for 20 million user ChatGPT conversations, arguing it violates user privacy and breaks security practices. The company commits to strengthening privacy protections including client-side encryption and reiterates its resistance to similar previous demands.