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A Los Angeles jury found Meta and Google liable for design choices that harmed a woman who says she became addicted to Instagram and YouTube as a child, awarding $3 million in damages.
A federal judge said the Defense Department’s designation of Anthropic as a supply-chain risk looks like punishment for the company’s efforts to limit military uses of its AI. Anthropic wants a temporary pause while courts consider whether the label was unlawful retaliation.
A federal jury found Elon Musk made misleading tweets in 2022 that pushed down Twitter stock before his $44 billion takeover, though jurors did not find he ran a fraud scheme. Damages could be about $2.5 billion and appeals are likely.
The Justice Department argues that labeling Anthropic a supply-chain risk did not violate the company's free speech rights and that the Pentagon acted reasonably in blocking its AI from warfighting systems.
Britannica and Merriam-Webster say OpenAI used their copyrighted text to train GPT-4 and now the model can spit out near-verbatim passages, plus it may be stealing web traffic.
A pair of Canadian brothers turned hundreds of Detroit homes into crypto tokens and pitched tiny slices of real estate to thousands of investors. The splashy idea ran into old-fashioned issues: leaking basements, missing smoke detectors, fires, and a city lawsuit.
The BBC says the contested Panorama edit did not air in the U.S. and has asked a Florida court to toss President Trump’s $10 billion defamation claim tied to a Jan. 6 clip.