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Apple filed a trade secrets lawsuit accusing OpenAI of recruiting over 400 former Apple employees and implicating senior OpenAI hardware leadership. OpenAI has issued cautious responses while the case arrives as the company reportedly considers an IPO.
xAI, the company behind Elon Musk’s Grok, has filed a lawsuit against a Grok user accused of creating and distributing AI-generated sexual deepfakes. The move comes amid broader legal battles targeting similar deepfake harms involving xAI.
OpenAI has issued a statement saying the trade secret lawsuit filed by Apple lacks merit. The company pushed back on the allegations in response to TechCrunch AI reporting the legal dispute.
Hachette, Cengage, Elsevier and other publishers have filed a lawsuit claiming Google trained its AI using copyrighted materials without obtaining permissions. The plaintiffs allege widespread unauthorized use of their works in Google's training datasets.
Apple’s complaint lists a range of claims, from employees joking about unauthorized access to requests that job candidates bring Apple hardware to interviews. TechCrunch highlights the most notable and provocative allegations from the filing.
A lawsuit claims the Mayo Clinic's deployment of AI-driven tools has led to misdiagnoses and degraded patient care, according to reporting by Futurism. Plaintiffs argue the health system failed to use AI responsibly, raising legal and clinical accountability questions.
Apple has filed a lawsuit accusing OpenAI of orchestrating the theft of trade secrets, alleging involvement by OpenAI senior leadership and a long-time former Apple employee. The complaint says Apple discovered misappropriated confidential information but details and legal claims remain subject to court review.
News publishers allege OpenAI concealed tools and datasets that could reveal copyrighted journalism in ChatGPT outputs. They filed a motion for sanctions to escalate their lawsuit and seek access to the withheld materials.
Google memfailkan saman terhadap kumpulan dikenali sebagai "Outsider Enterprise" yang didakwa menjalankan operasi penipuan. Syarikat itu mendakwa kumpulan menggunakan AI untuk menipu ratusan ribu mangsa dengan menghantar 2.5 juta pesanan teks dalam tempoh dua minggu.
Seorang bekas jurutera xAI menyaman xAI dan SpaceX, mendakwa dia diberhentikan selepas membangkitkan isu keselamatan berkaitan model Grok. Dakwaan itu berlaku beberapa hari sebelum IPO bersejarah SpaceX, menurut tuntutan tersebut.