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Four US states are pursuing a landmark case against Meta, alleging the company deliberately designed addictive features targeting children. The trial, opening in Oakland, could reshape how social media companies operate and faces potential damages exceeding US$1 trillion.
Apple has asked a U.S. court to ban OpenAI and two ex-employees from accessing its trade secrets, escalating a dispute over alleged confidential information used in OpenAI's consumer hardware ventures.
Google confronts a cascade of damages claims from European rivals following its record €1 billion Digital Markets Act fine. Competitors are seeking billions in compensation, with cases already filed across multiple jurisdictions and more expected.
The University of Tennessee Research Foundation has filed what appears to be the first patent infringement lawsuit against AI firm Anthropic, claiming its systems violate intellectual property rights related to neural networks and machine-learning technology.
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Apple has filed a major lawsuit against OpenAI, alleging the AI company misappropriated confidential technology and trade secrets. The legal action marks a sharp reversal in the companies' relationship and underscores intensifying competition in the artificial intelligence sector.
Apple has launched legal action against OpenAI and two former employees, accusing the AI company of orchestrating a campaign to steal confidential information about hardware design and manufacturing to accelerate its consumer device ambitions.
The New York Times and other major newspapers have asked a US federal court to sanction OpenAI, claiming the AI company deceived the court about its capacity to search for copyrighted material used in training ChatGPT.