Elon Musk's xAI doubled down on its argument Monday that a 2024 California law requiring transparency around generative AI training data is unconstitutional and should be blocked.
A fertility clinic Monday called for a lawsuit against it to be dismissed, arguing the plaintiff consented to share data by agreeing to the clinic's privacy notice.
Perplexity AI took an unusual step several months ago, using the social platform of the company that sued it as a forum for responding to the complaint. In November, Reddit sued Perplexity AI and several other companies, accusing them of scraping Reddit content and selling it (see 2602060059).
Seventeen Democratic states and the District of Columbia on Friday filed an amicus brief supporting New Mexico and asking a federal court to dismiss DOJ's case that would compel the state to hand over sensitive voting information. In other states, groups called for dismissal of similar federal government lawsuits.
Lenovo violated DOJ’s bulk transfer rule by sharing consumer browsing data with entities in China, plaintiffs alleged in a class-action lawsuit filed Thursday with the U.S. District Court for Northern California (docket 3:26-cv-01133).
Maryland and other entities asked a federal court to dismiss DOJ's case that would compel the state to hand over sensitive voting information. Also this week, groups in Rhode Island asked for DOJ's voter data case there to be dropped as well.
Reddit filed an amended lawsuit Friday accusing data scraping service providers of unlawfully scraping its site and selling the content. Reddit also named search engine and browser maker Perplexity AI for allegedly using others scrapers' tools to grab Reddit data.
The Computer and Communications Industry Association (CCIA) asked the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals to leave in place a block of Texas’ App Store Accountability Act while an appeal of a district court’s decision continues.
The Computer and Communications Industry Association (CCIA) on Thursday sued Utah over its App Store Accountability Act, arguing against it on free speech and other grounds. It's a “misguided attempt to protect minors,” said CCIA, asking the U.S. District Court for Utah to block the law.
Ad tech company Index Exchange renewed a request that a federal court dismiss a class action accusing it of intercepting users’ online data and sending it to Temu, a Chinese-owned e-commerce platform.