… The lawsuit accuses OpenAI of looking the other way on safety concerns as it has sought to prioritize winning “the AI arms race and amass large fortunes.” “Today, we announced the first-in-the-nation state-led lawsuit against OpenAI and its CEO, Sam Altman,” said Florida Attorney General James Uthm… …
… According to the state’s lawsuit, that conduct violates Pennsylvania’s Medical Practice Act. It’s not the first lawsuit taking on Character.AI. Earlier this year, the company settled several wrongful death lawsuits concerning underage users who died by suicide. …
… The upgraded experience is rumored to be powered by Google Gemini , though newer reports state the company’s next iPhone operating system may let users choose from a number of third-party large language models . …
A former engineer at Elon Musk’s xAI has filed suit against the company and its parent SpaceX claiming he was fired for raising concerns about AI safety. Devin Kim, who left xAI in September 2025, filed the suit in a California state court on Tuesday. …
… At the time the feature was released, the company stated that face data is encrypted and never shared; unidentified faces are automatically removed after 30 days. Amazon’s Ring has a record of concerning behaviors regarding user privacy. …
… Barlow alleged that in March 2017, intelligence officials from Australia, Canada, New Zealand, United States, and the United Kingdom — the so-called Five Eyes alliance — warned IBM of the breach, which prompted an internal investigation. …
… The Southern Environmental Law Center, which filed the lawsuit on behalf of the NAACP, says that the company’s use still violates federal law, which states that trailer-mounted turbines can be considered stationary and are therefore subject to regulation. …
… That subpoena sought documents related to a broad range of topics including the company’s advertising, user engagement and retention, model sycophancy, handling of consumer data and health data, and treatment of minors and seniors. “AI is a new and powerful technology, and we work every day to safe… …
… Alphabet will sell off that amount in stock and will then use the funds to pay for “general corporate purposes, including capital expenditures to scale AI infrastructure and global compute,” the company said in a statement . …
… The company claims that it can operate the turbines for up to a year without permits because they are “mobile” — that is, they’re still on the trailer they were shipped on. The company appears to be exploiting a discrepancy between state and federal interpretations. …