An SPD officer has been dismissed after it was discovered that she shared her Flock access with her husband, who works as an ICE agent.
Carolyn Marvin faces charges of disorderly conduct after staging a protest against delivery robots that are replacing human jobs.
Participants in the lawsuit alleging that Musk’s $1 million voter lottery was fraudulent have reached a settlement for an undisclosed amount.
Musicians express their concerns over DistroKid’s unclear policies after the removal of their tracks linked to the UMG lawsuit.
OpenAI faces a lawsuit from USA Today seeking over $250 million, alleging that the company used hundreds of thousands of its articles to train its AI models without permission.
A federal judge has thrown out the antitrust lawsuits filed by Chegg and Penske Media Corporation against Google, which claimed that the tech company was diverting traffic from their sites through its AI search functionalities.
Taction’s patents were determined to be infringed upon by Apple’s Taptic Engine.
Legal representatives challenging Meta highlighted the “a/c priv” hats worn by the Instagram Teen Accounts team as evidence of a troubling culture surrounding the misuse of attorney-client privilege.
OpenAI and Microsoft were aware they were steering us towards a future dominated by Google, yet they proceeded with their plans regardless.
Waymo alerted authorities after its autonomous vehicle detected a firearm with two passengers onboard, sparking a debate about privacy boundaries in self-driving cars.
Your robotaxi is capable of reporting your actions.
A lawyer in New Mexico faced a $5,000 penalty for filing a court brief that included fabricated witness accounts and police statements created using ChatGPT.
In a recent legal statement, Microsoft asserted that its Copilot chatbot rarely reproduces text verbatim from the articles and books that inform its AI capabilities.
Allowing models to learn from copyrighted material is essential for maintaining the future of American innovation and creativity.
Sony Music and Warner Chappell have filed a lawsuit against Anthropic, claiming it is involved in one of the most significant and egregious cases of intellectual property theft to date.
A recent update to the terms and conditions mandates that all disputes will now be settled through arbitration.