AI Briefing#legal
The latest AI and developer news about #legal, with the original source and a short summary.
The latest AI and developer news about #legal, with the original source and a short summary.
A judge allowed claims for deceptive advertising, negligent misrepresentation, and breach of contract to proceed while dismissing unfair competition claims.
A federal judge ruled that plaintiffs' claims that Claude Max multipliers apply to 5-hour sessions rather than weekly usage are plausibly misleading.
A federal judge ruled that Anthropic illegally scraped and pirated works from over 10 Stanford professors to train its Claude models, despite a $1.5 billion settlement.
Investigation reveals OpenAI's image generator falsely attributes fake cartoons to at least 15 specific New Yorker artists, including Brendan Loper and Pat Byrnes.
New filings in Authors Guild v. OpenAI include internal communications where executives acknowledged using LibGen and discussed deleting evidence under 'Project Clear'.
The government of British Columbia has sued OpenAI for failing to report threats found in ChatGPT to police prior to the Tumbler Ridge shooting.
In the Bartz v. Anthropic copyright class action, a net settlement of $2,200 per author is scheduled to be paid by November 15, 2026.
A federal judge ruled that the DOD's retaliation against Anthropic was unlawful, but a separate designation continues to bar the company from defense work.
OpenAI rebutted Apple's trade secret lawsuit by attributing the issue to Apple's iCloud policies and security management negligence, demanding the case be dismissed.
A US federal court blocked the Department of Defense's blacklisting of Anthropic, ruling that the national security supply chain risk designation was unlawful and baseless.
xAI has filed a First Amendment lawsuit against Minnesota's ban on AI-generated undressing images.
An EU court has ruled that copyright does not apply to content generated by AI.
Musk's lawsuit over OpenAI's for-profit conversion was dismissed due to the statute of limitations
The Musk-Altman trial has kicked off the full-scale battle over OpenAI's for-profit conversion.