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Supreme Court sets aside???425 crore penalty over fake legal citations, says material appears to be???hallucination of AI???
44+ min ago (718+ words) A diamond trader facing a ₹425.27 crore customs penalty has received major relief from the Supreme Court after the court found that the customs adjudicating authority had relied on non-existent judgments, fake citations and legal propositions that did not appear in…...
Seattle Times, Newsday sue OpenAI, Microsoft, alleging copyright infringement
1+ hour, 17+ min ago (176+ words) • The newspapers, based in Seattle and Long Island, New York, said the companies’ AI products can reproduce passages from their reporting, closely paraphrase articles and provide users with answers that reduce the need to visit their websites or buy subscriptions....
Newsday sues OpenAI and Microsoft over copyright infringement
7+ min ago (437+ words) Newsday's headquarters at 6 Corporate Center Dr. in Melville. Credit: Chris Ware Newsday and The Seattle Times have filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft, alleging that the tech companies’ artificial intelligence products infringe on the news organizations’ copyrights and trademarks....
Daily News, NY Times want ‘fair use’ claim tossed in copyright case against OpenAI, Microsoft
6+ hour, 26+ min ago (379+ words) A Manhattan judge overseeing a major copyright infringement lawsuit against Microsoft and OpenAI received dueling summary judgment motions Friday, with news organizations including the Daily News and The New York Times calling on the judge to toss a key pillar…...
Who's on the Case? Musicians Say Suno AI Copied Their Personas, Not Their Songs
8+ hour, 13+ min ago (36+ words) Jason Isbell and other musicians are testing a new legal front against AI music generator Suno, arguing that the company misused artists’ identities and voiceprints, not just copyrighted songs, to create soundalike music, descriptions and artwork....
Microsoft claims Copilot rarely reproduces content from NYT articles
12+ hour, 35+ min ago (199+ words) The case could redefine AI's role in content creation, impacting copyright laws and tech companies' responsibilities in using published material. The post Microsoft claims Copilot rarely reproduces content from NYT articles appeared first on Crypto Briefing. The tech giant is…...
Court Tells HHS To Stop Using AI To Cite Fake Studies, Or Willfully Misinterpret Others In Grant Solicitations
1+ day, 3+ hour ago (447+ words) To quote the opening line from the court opinion that this post is based upon, “Millions of American teenagers have sex.” This post is has nothing to do with whether that sort of thing is good or bad, natural or…...
ProSomnus Prevails in Intellectual Property Enforcement Action
4+ day, 22+ hour ago (530+ words) Federal Court Awards Damages, Fees and Costs Following ProSomnus Intellectual Property Enforcement ActionSAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 31, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- ProSomnus Sleep Technologies (“ProSomnus”), the pioneer and global leader in Smart Sleep Medicine™, today announced a significant victory in its intellectual property enforcement…...
Legal Considerations and Best Practices for AI-Assisted Software Development
3+ day, 45+ min ago (153+ words) A Free Account is Required to Continue Reading Lia automates routine client communication for personal injury firms, using firm context to answer questions and flag issues that need human input. U.S. District Judge Henry Wingate issued the temporary restraining order "on…...
Texas Jury Rejects $436M Patent Claims, Prompting Bid for New Trial
2+ day, 1+ hour ago (216+ words) A group of Asus-affiliated patent licensing companies is seeking a new trial after an Eastern District of Texas jury rejected its $436 million infringement claims against AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile and found the asserted wireless-network patent claims invalid. Attorneys for…...