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NetChoice, an internet trade association representing companies such as Google, Meta, and X, sued the State of California over its Protecting Our Kids from Social Media Addiction Act, claiming that the law violates the First Amendment. The Act restricts how social media platforms interact with minors, particu...
Plaintiffs sued several internet pornography companies after they discovered that videos secretly recorded of them while changing in a college locker room had been uploaded online.
Plaintiffs asked the court to hold the defendants liable under several theories, including civil conspiracy, negligent monitoring, and violations of the Trafficking Victims Protection R...
The Illinois Appellate Court for the Fourth District issued a decision that marks the first time an Illinois court at this level has addressed attorney misuse of artificial intelligence. While the sad underlying matter involved the termination of parental rights, the appellate decision is noteworthy for another reason: the use of fictitious legal citations generated b...
Plaintiff sued Tesla in federal court in the Southern District of Florida. During discovery, plaintiff filed multiple motions that cited fake case law hallucinated by artificial intelligence. Defendant moved to strike the filings and asked the court to award attorneys’ fees for the time spent addressing the fake citations and related motions.
Defendant argued t...
Plaintiffs sued Stability AI for misusing their copyrighted artwork to train generative AI models. As part of the lawsuit, plaintiffs sought to designate a University of Chicago professor and AI researcher as an expert. Plaintiffs asserted it would be necessary to disclose defendants’ highly confidential materials to the professor.
Defendants asked the court to...
