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When a company sells a protein powder as “good, clean nutrition,” shoppers may assume they are getting a product made with better ingredients — or, at the very least, one free of potentially toxic contaminants.
Florida’s attorney general is seeking an injunction to prevent OpenAI from developing more advanced large language models in the wake of a growing number of cybersecurity incidents caused by models in poorly contained test environments.
A Montana law regulating the use of generative artificial intelligence in campaign ads has been dealt a blow by a federal judge on the basis of freedom of speech concerns.
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A federal court in Delaware has ruled on a trademark fight between Elon Musk’s X and a startup trying to launch a rival social network. The startup, Operation Bluebird, originally launched under the name Twitter.now, but the court barred it from using that name, siding with X on the core “Twitter” trademark. However, the court…
(Gray News) — A federal judge in Wisconsin has ruled that AI-generated child sexual abuse material is protected by the First Amendment, but he voiced concerns about these kinds of cases.
A federal court just ruled the Pentagon’s retaliation against an AI supplier illegal, and the fallout lands squarely on one of Palantir’s most critical defense programs before a make-or-break September deadline.
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Welcome to the week’s Pulse: a judge questioned Google’s AI content arrangement, the fallout from the spam update has brought scaled AI publishing into question., and the GEO debate picked up again.
A federal judge in New York will consider granting final approval Thursday to Bank of America’s $72 million settlement with women who accused the bank of helping Jeffrey Epstein sexually abuse them.